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One Leadership Development Self-Assessment for True Success

Organizational Talent Consulting

Leadership creates dilemmas between right and right. The answer can be found in greater awareness of proven leadership principles, reflection, and practical tools that busy leaders can successfully apply. Here is one leadership development tool that creates the clarity you need to achieve your goals. That goes for life too.

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Say Goodbye to Strategic Planning? What’s Next?

Organizational Talent Consulting

Annual off-site meetings to change dates on unsuccessful strategies don't make sense. The goal is for leadership teams to become more informed by broadening ideas about what multiple futures might bring. The most threatening competitor leadership teams face is themself. We can all agree nothing is certain except death and taxes.

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Why Your Employees Aren't Committed to Your Company Strategy

Organizational Talent Consulting

Unfortunately, many organizations keep strategic plans a secret and don't involve leaders outside the executive leadership team. The best strategies in business meet the following four criteria: developed inclusive of followers, focus on helping others for the greater good, account for mixed future realities, and are implemented.

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Free Yourself and Business from Market Myopia

Organizational Talent Consulting

Studies show that 85% of executive leadership teams spend less than one hour a month discussing strategy, and up to 95% of employees are unaware of or do not understand their organization's strategy. Here are three leadership practices to free yourself and your organization from market myopia. Why being strategic makes matters.

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3 Keys to Giving Critical Feedback You Don’t Regret

Organizational Talent Consulting

Just like any good leadership habit, giving critical feedback takes practice and being deliberate. There are three basic levels: Level 1: The first level is a conversation about a specific issue, such as showing up late for a meeting and exploring the cause. Meeting in private is best to discuss the reasons for this conversation.

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

Organizational Talent Consulting

Here are the four leadership dimensions and practical ideas for creating a shared identity at work. link] 4 Stages of psychological safety and the leadership challenge. The leadership challenge is to increase intellectual friction while decreasing social friction. We all share a need to belong. Why a shared identity matters.

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The Myth of a Psychologically Safe Workplace

Organizational Talent Consulting

As you work on building new leadership habits , it is not uncommon to feel stuck. You can use the following questions in a one-to-one meeting or as an anonymous pulse survey with a team. And your world is perfectly designed for the leadership habits you have right now. I feel a sense of belonging within my team.