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Navigator Newsletter #181

Chart Your Course

I want to personally thank you for subscribing to the Navigator Newsletter. Eventually the Navigator Newsletter may cease to exist. Soon we will migrate the Navigator Newsletter to a blog based subscription. Upon successful completion of the training, you may teach and conduct workshops in your organization or training practice.

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Score More in 2024: 24 Innovative Leadership Goals for the New Year

Modern Servant Leader

Here are 24 innovative leadership goals for the new year – including metrics to measure your progress…. Create Succession Plans: Break the cycle of chaos. Create Succession Plans: Break the cycle of chaos. Succession plans prepare your team for the inevitable people changes. Think your organization is too small?

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Bad Leadership & Management Advice You Should Run Away From

Great Leadership By Dan

This post recently appeared in SmartBlog on Leadership : There’s a LOT of advice out there on leadership and management – almost as much as you’ll find on dating, careers, and how to raise your kids. However, I’d recommend running away as far as you can from the following pearls of leadership & management wisdom: 1.

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From Clashes to Collaboration – How to Cultivate a Thriving Team Culture After a Corporate Merger

Great Results Team Building

The reality is that when leadeing through a merger, retention and results are always symptoms of the CULTURE that you intentionally create and sustain… But fear not – this guide equips you with the tools and strategies to navigate this journey, fostering a vibrant team culture that fuels success.

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Navigator Newsletter #180

Chart Your Course

They are realizing if employees and managers are unhappy, they are going to leave. 2) Deploy a leadership strategy. There is unmistakable evidence revealing how leadership is exercised, formally and informally, throughout the organization. 3) Manage your managers and make them lead by example. JOIN OUR BLOG.

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Leadership Lessons from the Titanic | Navigator Newsletter #184

Chart Your Course

It is clear in my mind the real cause was failed leadership. Leadership is Responsible — Leadership is responsible for everything the organization does or fails to do. Leadership is more than a wooden figurehead. Leadership is not about power, ego or pride. They are not leaders, but managers.

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Keep the Corporate Purpose Alive.

Rich Gee Group

To ensure that your corporate purpose remains at the forefront, connecting everyday tasks to the broader vision is vital, redefining success metrics beyond financial targets, and celebrating the impact beyond the organization’s walls is vital. This could be through internal newsletters, meetings, or informal chats.

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