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Category Archives: change
How to Ignite a Winning Culture Facing Change
Since many of you have asked us about our leadership change management videos, we wanted to let you know we now have an e-learning leadership change management course that makes a great stand alone course or blended learning course trainers can use … Continue reading
Posted in change, HR, IN, leadership, Leadership Skills, management
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The “Triple Bottom Line” and the Annihilation of Blue Chip Institutions
By Karlin Sloan “The role the corporation needs to play in individuals’ lives the community’s life, and the world’s life is to sustain the platform upon which the corporation exists. Leaders must recognize that we live in one big system … Continue reading
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Management Skills for the Entrepreneur & Change Catalyst
Yep. It can feel like this when you’re an entrepreneur or someone who is playing to win. Belly flops don’t stop you. They just make you smarter. The success skills of entrepreneurs – influencing others, risking and making mistakes, bouncing back … Continue reading
Posted in change, HR, IN, Innovation, leadership, management
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What’s going on: More career development to mask a hiring shortage?
One thing about change, it’s always happening. It’s well visualized with a pendulum. That’s definitely the case with the job market. Today, it swings in favor of companies. Tomorrow? Could it swing in favor of workers? Is it already happening? … Continue reading
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What’s Your Benefit to Changing a Behavior?
by Marshall Goldsmith In my younger days, as a newly minted PhD and executive educator, I would challenge my clients to pick one to three behavior patterns for personal improvement – that is, if they demonstrated a positive change in … Continue reading
The Resilient Leader: Ernest Shackleton Seeing Opportunity in Adversity
by Karlin Sloan Resilience is “an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change.” Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate® Dictionary, Eleventh Edition Resilience helps us steer through the everyday stresses and hassles that fill modern life, and helps us bounce … Continue reading
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Why Asking Why is So Important To Spotting Opportunity
Y is a crooked letter. That’s what a dear friend’s mother used to tell him when she was exhausted by all his questioning when he was a young boy. At some point, he learned to obey his teachers, parents and bosses. Didn’t … Continue reading
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