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Effectively Leading Organizational Change, Part 4

Peter Stark

What Shapes Our Attitude Toward Change – And What Can You Do About It? We are currently working with several organizations in the midst of implementing major changes. In each situation, the organizations have good reasons to justify the changes and they have well-thought-out lists of actions to implement the changes.

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5 Shifts to Instantly Increase Your Consulting Success and Impact

Consulting Matters

The cold, hard facts about the consulting profession is that most change efforts fail. Failure has everything do with ineffective change leadership at the top. Chance for the leader to grow in their character, effectiveness and challenge false realities. Related: Is Your Client Ready to Lead Change?

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Dealing with Ambiguity at Work: 1 Tool You Need

Organizational Talent Consulting

Effectively dealing with ambiguity is a life skill and a contemporary business imperative for employees and leaders at all levels and businesses of any size. The costly effects of not dealing with workplace ambiguity As the world changes, businesses and individuals must change too.

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10 Strategies to Minimize Meetings in the Workplace

LSA Global

New manager training participants often complain about being trapped in a cycle of back-to-back meetings, leaving little time to lead, manage, or coach their teams. By adopting strategies to minimize meetings in the workplace, leaders and their teams can better achieve individual and organizational objectives. However, there is hope.

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Servant Leadership: Principles, Popularity, and Payoff

Rick Conlow

This, in turn, leads to increased employee satisfaction, engagement, and retention. Conceptualization: Servant leaders have a sharp vision for the future and can communicate it effectively to their team members. Foresight: All effective Servant Leaders exhibit vision.

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Is Shared Identity a Missing Link to Psychological Safety and Maximizing Potential?

Organizational Talent Consulting

In a rapidly changing digital workplace, the benefits of cultivating a climate of psychological safety are well established. Shared identity is a fundamental aspect of effective communication and belonging. Shared identity leads to shared understanding resulting in effective communication. Silence is expensive.

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4 Ways to Improve Your Leadership Communication Effectiveness

Organizational Talent Consulting

Effective leadership is communication. Great leaders recognize they are part of a team and want to inspire followers to be their best, but it's not easy. A few things about effective leadership communication are proven based on several studies over the past two decades. Leading at a distance is still leading.