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Equal Opportunities: Moving Beyond Buzzwords to Real Impact in 2024

N2Growth Blog

The term is often thrown around to depict all-encompassing fairness, and yet, many fail to understand its rich and intricate layers. These are ingrained prejudices that we may not even be aware we harbor, yet they significantly influence our interactions, judgments, and decisions.

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How much do you invest in leadership development?

Lead Change Blog

In short, today’s leaders need to be even more flexible and adaptive. I believe, as a consequence, that we need more significant and different investment in leadership development, especially where we need transformational change. How to do this involves four key steps: We need to expand our definition of the term ‘leader’.

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How Much Do You Invest in Leadership Development?

Lead Change Blog

When cultural change abounds, the irony I frequently observe is organisations engage in less leadership development, rather than more. While prolonging life is an excellent outcome, few realise that this also increases the demand for longer-term support services, not reduce it. We need to re-think leadership development methods.

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Is Leadership Development the Answer to Low Employee Engagement? (Yes.)

N2Growth Blog

They are not willingly, enthusiastically, and repeatedly saying ‘yes’ when asked to contribute and participate. We chase short-term wins. They go after short-term wins and cannot lift their heads high enough to glimpse the future. We can’t fix a problem until we acknowledge it. We keep our focus narrow.

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Me vs. We: 3 Strategies for Negotiating in Relationships

Leading Blog

This might sound silly or unnecessary, but clearly stating your intentions to yourself will influence how successful the negotiation will be. All of this will be influenced by your competitive orientation. This approach will set the foundation for a healthy, long-term negotiating relationship.

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Mastering the Middle: Unlocking Your Company's Hidden Potential.

Rich Gee Group

So, you can imagine the unique position they find themselves in - a place of influence, yet a place of substantial pressure too. They need the ability to analyze situations, weigh options, consider short and long-term impacts, and make informed decisions. Recognize their needs. Understand their pain points.

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How Companies Can Help Local Communities

The Horizons Tracker

“Corporations can play a greater role in community development than ever before while making a positive impact on the managers who volunteer,” the researchers explain. A staggering 92% of managers acknowledged experiencing personal growth through their participation in the program. ”

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