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10 Reasons to Embrace Complexity

Leading in Context

Leading Through Complexity and Uncertainty In The Center For Creative Leadership's White Paper, The Future of Leadership Development, Nick Petrie describes the new work environment as "typified by an increased level of complexity and interconnectedness."

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Frontline Festival: Leaders share tips about professional development

Let's Grow Leaders

This month, we invited leadership experts to either submit a blog post, or answer the following question. According to Wally Bock of Three Star Leadership you can’t lead others if you can’t lead yourself. Click here to participate! How do you invest in your professional development on a regular basis? Follow Beth.

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Leadership Lessons from Evidence-Based Medicine

The Practical Leader

In his American Medical Association Journal of Ethics article, “The Origins of Evidence-Based Medicine — A Personal Perspective,” Eddy writes; “If there wasn’t sufficient information to develop a decision tree, what in the world were physicians basing their decisions on? .” ” It didn’t exist.

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Possibility Maximizer: The Leadership Quarterly

Sales Wolf Blog

 Today I have a great quarterly leadership journal for you to check out. The Resource: The Leadership Quarterly What it is: The Leadership Quarterly is a peer reviewed journal that is published six times a year (four quarterly issues plus two "Special Issues").  Enjoy!  An annual subscription is $166.

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6 Ways Green Businesses Make a Difference

Women on Business

Green is here to stay , and if you want your business to succeed in the 21st century, I believe that you must take steps to encourage your company to become more socially responsible, more ethical, more sustainably-minded (measurably so), and more focused on reducing, reusing, and recycling. It always sparks an interesting conversation.

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Maritz Study on Employee Distrust for Leadership

LDRLB

My company’s leaders are completely ethical and honest. We have another white paper from an earlier study we did that shows how perceived company values impact performance. Leadership trust' Senior management’s actions are completely consistent with their words. Employees are still bitter.

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Power Play Strategies for Women

Harvard Business Review

They weren't held back by their work ethic or their skills. So what prevented these women from advancing to the upper echelons of leadership and compensation in their chosen fields? Yes, they faced unconscious bias at the office, but they didn't see the barriers posed as insurmountable. Setbacks are inevitable when seeking power.

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