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LSA Global Delivers Sales Leadership Assessment for High Tech Company

LSA Global

The overall objective of the Sales Leadership Assessment was to help to create the expectations, competence, and confidence for the Director of Sales to perform at the Sales VP Level. The post LSA Global Delivers Sales Leadership Assessment for High Tech Company appeared first on LSA Global.

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Why CEOs Can’t Dance Redux

Rick Conlow

Yet, their work cultures produce 85% disengaged employees. Because of this, CEOs are leaving a tremendous amount of employee potential talent and contributions on the table. Among CEO top priorities are sales growth and profit. Customer loyalty generates sales growth and profit. Research shows that CEOs only spend 4.3

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The Top 4 Reasons to Assess Leadership Capabilities with Simulations

LSA Global

Leadership Talent Decisions Matter When it comes to leadership, talent decisions are among the most important and fraught with the most risk, bias, and subjectivity. This allows you to make better, faster, and more informed talent decisions. Can you afford to have leadership gaps as organizational demands grow and shift?

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A Look into Microsoft’s Data-Driven Approach to Improving Sales

Harvard Business

Companies are beginning to utilize their employees’ behavioral data — generally known as people analytics — to better understand and improve their sales operations , with strong results. Microsoft, where we work, is no exception, and B2B sales is one of the areas where we are seeing the most value.

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Why Your Strategy May Fail

LSA Global

Culture or Talent Misalignment. Even companies with clear and believable strategies can be thwarted at execution time by misaligned culture or talent. Because strategies must go through culture and people to be successfully implemented. Winning strategies are implementable in your unique culture with your people.

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How Morale Changes as a Startup Grows

Harvard Business

When we think about startup cultures, we imagine ping pong tables, kegerators, and Nerf guns. However, this startup cultural utopia invariably hits a rough patch for about 70% of startups in years three to four, regardless of how happy the team was before. We call this the “cultural chasm.”

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We Interviewed 57 Female CEOs to Find Out How More Women Can Get to the Top

Harvard Business

Throughout the research, Korn Ferry used our best-in-class CEO benchmark, which comprises typical scores for CEOs (virtually all male) who are in the 99th percentile of work engagement, as a touchstone to highlight similarities and underscore differences for the women in the study. Some women expressed frustration about the delay.