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Taking Definitive Action on Climate Survey Results

The Center For Leadership Studies

The purpose of a climate survey is to take the temperature of an organization. It is a referendum of sorts on leadership. Having employees complete an anonymous survey on a recurring basis is a time-tested means of providing that insight. What is your organization’s comparative level of employee engagement ? Where to start?

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What Is Situational Leadership®? Understanding This Leadership Model

The Center For Leadership Studies

This is why it becomes exponentially more difficult when we become people managers and need to help others figure them out as well. The Trouble With Leadership Leadership, by its very nature, can be problematic. Therefore, Situational Leaders need to act as catalysts in the growth and development of those they influence.

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Questions to Teach Leadership and Management

Great Leadership By Dan

Teaching and learning about leadership and management isn’t like teaching or learning math or science. There’s lot of room for interpretation, situations are complex and unique, and context always comes into play. That’s what makes leadership and management development so much fun. What is leadership?

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A Situational Approach to Reboarding

The Center For Leadership Studies

This post provides recommendations for how to apply Situational Leadership ® practices during the post-COVID-19 reboarding phase. Targeted, purposeful survey questions that generate candid insights and recommendations empower team members to help redefine the processes and expectations for their “next normal.”.

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Five Onboarding Best Practices

The Center For Leadership Studies

Surveys or conversations help you enhance and evolve the process to meet your employees’ needs. Learn More About Employee Onboarding Best Practices At The Center for Leadership Studies (CLS), we have been a frontrunner in leadership training for over 50 years across 35 countries.

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Disengagement: Recognizing and Responding to a Recurring Challenge

The Center For Leadership Studies

As for disengagement, Gallup has confirmed beyond a reasonable doubt that there are two kinds: Actively disengaged: (20%) Recognizing employees in this category usually doesn’t take much exploratory acumen or management experience. In Situational Leadership ® language, this is referred to as “ regression.” Your manager?

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12 Questions to Ask When Conducting a Stay Interview

The Center For Leadership Studies

This stay interview should be an annual conversation and with someone other than “the boss,” such as the next-level manager or the division’s HR business partner. In the Situational Leadership ® approach, we know that the research still declares it is important to understand the person’s strongest-felt need (e.g.,