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Ceremonies, Celebration, and How to Create Meaningful Beginnings

Let's Grow Leaders

Imagine the Olympics without the opening ceremonies. What if the games just started. No torch. No sexy flag carriers, no dancers. No music. No costumes. No human interest stories. No ceremonial coming together of divided political interests. Just, “Up first, curling.” Ceremonies and rituals invite us […]. The post Ceremonies, Celebration, and How to Create Meaningful Beginnings appeared first on Let's Grow Leaders.

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A Leader’s Story On How To Truly Care For Your Employees

Tanveer Naseer

What would you do if your role as a leader lead to the accidental death of one of your employees? It’s a scenario that, thankfully, most of us might never have to consider. And yet, for one leader, this was exactly a situation they faced in their career, and what might have been a career-ending moment turned into one that helped this leader to learn how we can achieve extraordinary outcomes simply by caring for those we lead.

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Women Mentoring Women – Sage Advice for Female Entrepreneurs

Women on Business

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Organizational culture polarities hold the key to a healthy culture

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

Too much of a good thing brings out its downside. Ever had too much team time? It makes you long for a vacation on a desert island. One of the best portrayals of “too much of a good thing” was in Black Mirror’s Nose Dive (Season 3). In what initially looks like an utopian culture […]. The post Organizational culture polarities hold the key to a healthy culture appeared first on Seapoint Center for Collaborative Leadership.

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How to Build the Ideal HR Team

HR doesn’t exist in a vacuum. This work impacts everyone: from the C-Suite to your newest hire. It also drives results. Learn how to make it all happen in Paycor’s latest guide.

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Tell the Story: Part 2

Lead Change Blog

Embrace Technology. Let’s begin the second in this series with an assumption you want to be proactive with your message. Also, we’ll assume you’ve created a powerful employee promise: you have a culture in which a Better Boss, a Brighter Future, and a Bigger Vision are a reality. How do you get the word out? As we discuss in the book, Talent Magnet, a small magnet has little strength – likewise, even an organization with a strong promise, if known by very few, creates a little draw.

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Do You “Have To” or Do You “Get To”?

Next Level Blog

What do you notice about your thought process when you’re about to start something that’s difficult or intimidating? Is your inner monologue helpful or hurtful? Here’s a hint – your self-talk is highly predictive of the result you’re going to get. There’s a simple mental shift you can make that almost guarantees a better result when you have to do something you’re not totally excited about or find a little bit scary.

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IBM Study Points to Millennials as Key Driver to Better Security of Personal Information

N2Growth Blog

There is hope on the horizon that the field of identity protection will continue to evolve and improve. It appears that the next generation of working adults is championing the use of new and enhanced methods of security. Late last month, IBM announced the release of its Future of Identity Study , which reported (and I quote): Security outweighs convenience: People ranked security as the highest priority for logging in to the majority of applications, particularly when it came to money-relate

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Three Ways to Lead a Pack of Complainers

Leadership Freak

Success always encounters complainers. But some people complain like it’s an Olympic sport. #1. Practice optimistic transparency: Don’t sweep complaints under the carpet. Expose them to the light. Reject anonymous complaining.

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How to Handle Annoying Overconfident People In Your Life

Lead from Within

We all encounter annoyingly overconfident people from time to time—the ones who come across as if they know everything. Sometimes it’s hard not to let them get under your skin. But there is an effective way how to handle overconfident people. My work as an executive leadership coach working brings me in contact with top people in all kinds of organizations and industries, so I see overconfident people all the time.

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169: Use a Success List (Instead of a To-do List)

Engaging Leader

Instead of a to-do list, you need a success list — a list that is purposefully created around extraordinary results. A to-do list becomes a success list when you apply Pareto’s Principle to it. Does it seem like every day you and your team have more and more that “simply must get done”? Do you […] Instead of a to-do list, you need a success list — a list that is purposefully created around extraordinary results.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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Be a Learner – Remarkable TV

Kevin Eikenberry

Today we’re talking about complacency. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy to become complacent in some area of our lives. And I’ve heard more than one leader say, “I’ve let myself slip and become complacent.” So today, I’m giving us solutions. Watch the video for five specific tips to help you combat complacency, to have more […].

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How Can Stress Negatively Affect Teams?

Chart Your Course

Workplace stress assessments are often carried out to help teams perform at an optimal level. Much can be achieved when organizations identify possible sources of stress, which can include a controlling management style, lack of job security, or an excess of responsibility matched with little control over goals, roles, or procedures. Stress can negatively affect teams by making workers feel overwhelmed, fatigued, or unable to concentrate on the tasks at hand.

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Self-Awareness wasn’t Invented by Dope Smoking Hippies

Leadership Freak

I used to think self-awareness was invented by dope smoking hippies. But now I see the weight of self-blindness. You are self-blind, at least partially.

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Are Communication Tools a Luxury Good or a Bare Necessity?

leaderCommunicator

I was reviewing some of our tools with a leader who thought a messaging methodology or leadership platform was a “luxury,” like “GPS or electric seat warmers.” (Though, believe me, to survive the harsh Chicago winters, seat warmers are not a luxury; they’re a necessity!). A strategic approach to communications, too, is a necessity. The fact that he mentioned GPS was ironic to me.

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The Complete People Management Toolkit

From welcoming new team members to tough termination decisions, each employment lifecycle phase requires a balance of knowledge, empathy & legal diligence.

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Why “Gettin’ Jiggy” Means Big Money for Your Consulting Firm

David A Fields

There are two truths that govern the success of your consulting firm: your Revenue Truth and your Leverage Truth. Today, we’re talking about leverage and the extraordinary benefit of building jigs.

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Everyday is About Relationships, Both Personal and Business

Cooperperson

by. February 14th, one special day devoted to acknowledging the people we love and appreciating our most cherished relationships. The reality is that every day is about relationships—our life partners, parents, children, co-workers, bosses, customers, and even ourselves. How we respond to each, both outwardly and inwardly defines the quality of these relationships.

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The Best Book You’ll Read This Year (and It’s on Twitter)

Daniel Coyle

You’re reading this blog because you’re looking for some good ideas. So here’s the best idea I have: please stop reading this immediately, and click over a remarkable place that, in my opinion, delivers more good ideas per square inch than anything else on the web: Adam Grant’s Twitter account. As we all know, Twitter is the ultimate mixed bag.

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5 Thing I Have To Do, But Don’t Like Doing as a Leader

Ron Edmondson

A friend asked me once to name the things I do as a leader because I have to do, but don’t necessarily like to do. He even had a term for it. He called it the “underbelly of leadership”. It was a great question. It caused me to think. There are actually lots of things I do, which I don’t enjoy doing. That’s likely what most of us call work. But, what do I “have” to do?

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ABM Evolution: How Top Marketers Are Using Account-Based Strategies

In times of economic uncertainty, account-based strategies are essential. According to several business analysts and practitioners, ABM is a necessity for creating more predictable revenue. Research shows that nearly three-quarters of marketers (74%) already have the resources needed to build successful ABM programs.

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For Managers Who Want to be Part of the Solution: New Sustainability Module “One Planet Business”

Coaching Ourselves

CoachingOurselves, the world leader in peer coaching is reinforcing our commitment to CSR with the publishing of our new sustainability module “ One Planet Business ” by authors Jean-Paul and Sally Jeanrenaud. This module is ideal for middle management teams in organizations that are serious about dealing with the impacts of climate change and being part of the solution.

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5 Female Leaders Paving The Way For Others

Rapid BI

A study by Harvard Business School found that businesses had a higher collective IQ score when their team included females in the top positions of the company. Female input at the top has also been found to enhance business equity by 53%. Further, women leaders can produce a 42% increase in sales revenue. These statistics […]. The post 5 Female Leaders Paving The Way For Others appeared first on RapidBI.

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4 Ways to Build an Innovative Team

Harvard Business Review

Ben Birchall/PA Images/Getty Images. One of the most common questions I get asked by senior managers is “How can we find more innovative people?” I know the type they have in mind — someone energetic and dynamic, full of ideas and able to present them powerfully. It seems like everybody these days is looking for an early version of Steve Jobs.

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Creating Great Choices

Leading Blog

O FTEN WHEN FACED with a problem we see only a single solution or perhaps none at all. When we get stuck we need to create new and better choices. Choices that solve the problem in a new, more successful way without the compromises we usually settle for. If we understand that we all have different mental models—our view of how the world works—we use those various models to improve our own.

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Recruit and Retain New Blue-Collar Talent

Blue-collar jobs have a branding problem. One company, GEON, partnered with Paycor to find the solution. Learn how to attract, engage, and retain blue-collar employees, helping them build meaningful careers – and support your company’s goals.

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You Can’t Hire Your Way to the Future. Instead, Leave No One Behind. - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM PWC

Harvard Business Review

It’s the conundrum of the digital age: almost as soon as your company has fully implemented a new digital initiative, it’s on the verge of becoming obsolete. Should you just move faster? Hire a more digitally savvy workforce and force them to move at lightning speed? Maybe. But the first step—and the most important—is to look closely at, and invest in, the human capital you already have.

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Should You Cover for a Friend’s Mistakes at Work?

Harvard Business Review

Cachetejack/Getty Images. It’s nice to have a friend at work who cares about you and looks out for your best interests. Research has even shown that it contributes to your engagement. The benefits of having a friend at work are clear, but what about the downsides? What happens when your friend starts to let things slip? How do you handle it when you notice they aren’t keeping up?

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Do Women’s Networking Events Move the Needle on Equality?

Harvard Business Review

Martin Konopka/EyeEm/Getty Images. Recently, I was flying home from the Conference for Women, where I had been invited to speak. I was carefully holding a copy of the conference program on my lap — my mom likes to save them, and I wanted to be a good son and bring her back an unwrinkled copy. The guy sitting next to me on the airplane noticed it and asked me about the conference.