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If you're an entrepreneur, almost everything about leadership as we know it is bad for you. But there's another way to lead. Here are the rules.
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Sure, there is no shortage of people who hold positions of power and authority, or who are put on a pedestal and proclaimed a leader - by the media, their supporters, or often themselves. But they aren't leaders.
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The most effective leaders can build a repertoire of these six leadership styles, adopting the one that meets the needs of the moment.
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Founded in 1943, ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development) is an educational leadership organization dedicated to advancing best practices and policies for the success of each learner.
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The following stories, all published on Leadership & Management channel of Becker's Hospital Review, earned the most reads throughout 2013.
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According to the American Society of Training and Development, U.S. businesses spend more than $170 Billion dollars annually on leadership-based curriculum. My question is this; to what end?
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They’d all read innumerable books on leadership, taken leadership skills assessments, and attended multiple training programs — including executive leadership programs at top business schools.
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How Could You? He was angry. His tight words and finger stabbing the air made it clear: he felt betrayed. “How could you let this happen?” He had just been fired…by the President of the Company.
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In today’s business reality the level of complexity and the increased rate of change cause challenges for many leaders. Motivating people to change direction, building new strategies, transforming ...
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Transparency, authenticity and purpose were recurring themes in a bumper crop of research studies that added to the body of knowledge about brand, reputation
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By Jack and Suzy WelchBeing a leader is perhaps the hardest challenge any of us will ever face. No matter how long we work at it, practicing the right behaviors is a never-ending task.
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This year's most read leadership stories featured pieces on new sustainability narratives, gender diversity and ecospirituality
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Body language is critical to your effectiveness in working with other people, says social psychology researcher Deborah Gruenfeld
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see photos/Chris Goodney/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesClick for full photo gallery: The Worst CEO Screw-Ups Of 2013 Which CEOs made the most egregious errors in 2013? We’ve compiled a diverse roster this year.
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The legacy of leadership studies at MIT is reflected in the following quotations and excerpts from the work of MIT faculty whose research influences leadership practice.
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Do you have the leadership qualities to make you the next top influencer? Everyone wants to know how to increase their popularity while becoming one of the hottest new influencers on the scene.
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I’ve always believed leadership exists to disrupt mediocrity, but I’m afraid in recent times many leaders are losing that battle.
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Harvard Business Publishing Corporate Learning partners with clients to create world-class leadership development solutions for managers at all organizational levels.
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Déjà Vu All Over Again I sat across from the Executive Vice President and made my case… I suggested the company change the way it handled a specific process and made my five part case why it was a good idea.
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I have been a proponent of the importance of leaders developing strengths as a means to improve toward excellence. After all, the best leaders are characterized by the presence of strengths, not the absence of weakness.
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When almost half the employees are on the Leadership Council, how does the rest of the group feel? Like chopped liver, a reader says.
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It’s amazes me to see how many fundamentally loony ideas are still considered normal at work. These erroneous ideas often lead to bad decision-making, but it doesn’t have to be that way!
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