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January 12, 2017

How often does your organization take big risks?

Our reader poll today asks: How often does your organization take big risks? – All the time — We make a lot of big bets: 10% – Occasionally — We’ll take a big risk from time to times: 39% – Rarely — We’re generally risk-averse: 40% – Never — We’re extremely conservative: 11% Even Odds. […]



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Published on January 12, 2017 11:10

January 11, 2017

The Power of a Personal Approach to Leadership

Personal leadership is about being authentic. It’s about stepping outside uniform expectations of behavior and leading based on your personal values and beliefs. It’s that personal touch that unlocks the true power of your leadership. I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Vera Ng’oma of ExcellicaGroup. Here’s the first part of our conversation […]



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Published on January 11, 2017 03:56

January 9, 2017

Is Humble Leadership about How You Act or Who You Are?

Leaders can be taught to act humbly. But humility is far more powerful when it’s connected to character. Today’s post is by Bernie Swain, author of What Made Me Who I Am (CLICK HERE to get your copy). Since the financial crisis and great recession deflated a lot of big egos, humility has come to […]



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Published on January 09, 2017 04:03

January 5, 2017

How well did your end-of-year review process go last year?

Our reader poll today asks: How well did your end-of-year review process go last year? – Very well — We did a great job of reviewing performance: 12% – Well — We did OK, but it could have been better: 31% – Not well — It was somewhat ineffective: 11% – Poorly — It was […]



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Published on January 05, 2017 10:35

January 4, 2017

6 Leadership Resolutions for a New Year

A new year provides a fresh start. Leaders would do well to assess how they can be more effective in the coming year before getting overwhelmed by the day to day. Happy New Year everyone! I hope you had a restful, safe, and enjoyable holiday season. Now get back to work! Not so fast. There’s […]



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Published on January 04, 2017 03:51

January 2, 2017

9 Questions to Answer to Make Decisions Like a CEO

Decision making is one of the most important skills a leader needs to possess. A key determinant in how successful you are as a decision maker is your ability to communicate with and influence others. Today’s post is by Paul Petrone, editor of The Learning Blog for Lynda.com. The fate of your career will come down to your […]



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Published on January 02, 2017 04:02

December 29, 2016

How effective is your organization’s goal-setting process?

Our reader poll today asks: How effective is your organization’s goal-setting process? – Very — we have clear and actionable goals all the time: 20% – Somewhat — we set goals for big items but not smaller ones: 31% – Not very — our goal-setting is inconsistent: 40% – Not at all — what’s a […]



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Published on December 29, 2016 09:40

December 26, 2016

5 Tactics to Showcase Thought Leadership in Your Executive Resume

Showcasing your soft skills on your resume is a challenging task. These five tactics will help you showcase thought leadership in your executive resume and land that job you deserve. Today’s post is by Lisa Rangel, an Executive Resume Writer at ChameleonResumes.com. How you include thought leadership in your executive resume is a key determinant […]



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Published on December 26, 2016 04:02

December 22, 2016

What experience have you had with being “layered” at work?

Our reader poll today asks: What experience have you had with being “layered” at work? – I’ve never been “layered”: 6% – I’ve been “layered” and it worked out great: 2% – I’ve been “layered” and it was horrible: 7% – What’s getting “layered”?: 85% What happens when you’re “layered.” Getting layered means there’s a […]



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Published on December 22, 2016 10:49

December 21, 2016

Best of thoughtLEADERS 2016: A Basket of Kickass

It’s time again for our annual year in review list of the BEST posts we’ve published over the last 12 months. Welcome to the 2016 edition of The Figgies (our EIGHTH YEAR of em!  Wow!) which are the awards we give ourselves for writing awesome blog content (here are the 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, […]



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Published on December 21, 2016 03:02