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Situational Leadership®: Trust and the Employee Experience

The Center For Leadership Studies

This is the fourth and final blog in a series dedicated to the connections between Situational Leadership ® and the employee experience. The second blog in this series explored the relationship between Situational Leadership ® and meaningful work. Power is the energy that drives effective leadership.

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Hiring for a Situational Leadership® Mindset

The Center For Leadership Studies

It makes sense that if Situational Leadership ® is part of your organization’s leadership development culture and language, it could greatly benefit your recruitment (and retention) efforts if you were to check for this leadership approach and its invaluable competencies in candidates before you hire.

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Situational Leadership® and DiSC®: Managing the “High i” (INFLUENCE)

The Center For Leadership Studies

When you attend a Situational Leadership ® training session, you learn that leadership styles are neither “good” nor “bad.” Since leadership is both a complicated and thoughtful endeavor, it stands to reason that leaders will benefit from the ability to integrate tools like Situational Leadership ® and DiSC ®.

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Leadership in the Modern Workplace

The Center For Leadership Studies

These values provide you with a partial description of the modern-day leadership landscape: Daunting, highly personalized, complex, and multi-dimensional! They take imperfect information, connect people to it, and serve as an energy ambassador tasked with the responsibility of creating movement in a desirable direction.

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Building?Confidence in Leadership

The Center For Leadership Studies

In that regard, this article will shine a light on the role confidence plays in and with effective leadership. Shift Your Mindset Genuine leadership is an “inside out” function. This is especially the case if the task under evaluation is “leadership.” With leadership, there is no blueprint! Spoiler alert—it’s crucial!

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How to Lead Effective Meetings

The Center For Leadership Studies

If you were asked to make an important presentation at a well-attended conference on best practices you and your team had uncovered while working on a high-visibility project of importance, how much time and mental energy would you dedicate to ensuring that presentation was both efficient and well-received?

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Talent Development in the Modern Workplace

The Center For Leadership Studies

The time, effort and energy your organization expends on targeting, assessing and selecting new hires can be put at risk if those new employees fail to get confirmation their decision to join your organization was a good one during their initial encounters. How can it be made “better?” What can be done to improve it (in any way)?