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Investing in a Performance Culture

The Center For Leadership Studies

At The Center for Leadership Studies, we are known for building leaders. Multidirectional influence is more important than ever, and followers play an increasingly significant role in the leadership process. The leader-follower relationship is a two-way dynamic. We call this a performance culture.

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Seven Ways to Leverage Internal Mobility

The Center For Leadership Studies

An open-minded interviewer can both harness potential and deploy expertise with one conversation followed with a commitment to action steps. What new tasks, skills and responsibilities do you believe would challenge and grow your strengths toward that goal? What expertise would you enjoy sharing with colleagues?

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Seven Key Characteristics of Situational Leaders

The Center For Leadership Studies

For over 50 years, The Center for Leadership Studies has been known as the global home of the Situational Leadership ® Model. As such, we field questions like these on an ongoing basis from a variety of stakeholders: Can you identify and define the characteristics of the Situational Leadership ® Model?

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What Is Organizational Change Management?

The Center For Leadership Studies

All organizations should undergo reform to remain competitive and scale up. Change enables organizations to remain up to date, seize opportunities and address problems. Significant phases of this experience include communication, preparation, training , change readiness, implementation and follow-through.

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Four Do’s and Don’ts for Leading Remote Teams

The Center For Leadership Studies

Plenty of research confirms that engagement, productivity and innovation all decline quickly when people don’t step away to enjoy personal pursuits like rest, family and hobbies. Follow meetings with succinct written summaries that confirm decisions, assignments and due dates. Do clearly explain expectations. 1 Hybrid work.

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Using CoachingOurselves’ Peer-Coaching for a New Manager Program

Coaching Ourselves

By grouping new managers into peer-coaching groups and using CoachingOurselves modules, they can help one another through this critical transition, creating a community of practice and speeding up their professional development. A program for new managers can be structured over 12-18 months with one CoachingOurselves session per month.

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Why The Best Hospitals Are Managed by Doctors

Harvard Business Review

Our research suggests that if a manager understands, through their own experience, what is needed to complete a job to the highest standard, then they may be more likely to create the right work environment, set appropriate goals and accurately evaluate others’ contributions. …and how training can make them even better ones.