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Don’t Overcomplicate Leadership Development
Elaborately designed program elements do not always improve an offering. To boost impact, make leadership development programs high on substance but low on complexity.
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Make E-Learning Globally Competent
With budgets tightening and workforces becoming more diverse and dispersed, here’s how to develop global e-learning programs efficiently and on budget.
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The Social C-Suite
If the C-suite increases its social media use internally and externally, it could be used as a tool to impact organizational competence.
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Who Does Culture Change Rest On?
Promoting a vibrant corporate culture starts with front-line employees, as they have the greatest impact on customer satisfaction.
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Should Leaders Communicate or Listen?
Some leaders are great communicators, while others are excellent listeners. Great leaders excel at both.
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Learn From Failure
Learning leaders should not be scared of failure — they should embrace it. Not doing so could quell the potential for innovation and increased performance.
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The Real Education Gap
Organizations need to address communication skills, critical thinking, collaboration and creativity or risk their survival in today’s business environment.
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High Performance: Special Ops-Style
Teaching leaders to debrief can lead to higher performance, improved communication and better collaboration — and give your organization a fighting chance.
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From Required to Inspired: Education for 21st-Century Realities
Leaders and institutions that succeed going forward will not do so through 20th-century systems of coercion and motivation, but through new systems that place values at the center of an organization’s operations, leadership and culture.
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Scenario Planning the Future
It’s important to keep a forward-thinking eye on business possibilities.