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Let's Grow Leaders
OCTOBER 11, 2012
The conversation stays focused on the work at hand, and hopefully there is some discussion of strengths and development needs, along with a plan to improve on them. There is often real reluctance to go deeper. The post Get Real: Take Your Developmental Conversations to the Next Level appeared first on Let's Grow Leaders.
Lead Change Blog
NOVEMBER 23, 2012
The conversation stays focused on the work at hand, and hopefully there is some discussion of strengths and development needs, along with a plan to improve on them. There is often real reluctance to go deeper. Choices, [.].
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Great Leadership By Dan
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Your boss… not so much. Perhaps she’s known you for years and she still has an outdated view of your professional maturity and competencies. Or, maybe there’s a style difference that’s getting in the way of her seeing your true capabilities. Getting ticked off will only make matters worse.
Let's Grow Leaders
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When’s the last time you looked at the competency model for your job or for the members of your team? Do you leave such things to the HR department and get on with your work? Or perhaps you work on your own or in a small company that just doesn’t have time for such formalities? What’s missing?
Let's Grow Leaders
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Great Leadership By Dan
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Most managers are happy to let you know you’re on the list, but avoid having to have the tough conversation to tell you you’ve been dropped. Most managers are happy to let you know you’re on the list, but avoid having to have the tough conversation to tell you you’ve been dropped. Maintain your performance at a high level.
Let's Grow Leaders
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