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Looking to boost employee initiative and ownership of decisions? Discover how you can build a culture of accountable leadership.
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Leaders are often held accountable for developing others, but may not know how to do it well. Coaching others is a key skill for leaders. Strengthen these 4 skills, and you’ll coach people more effectively.
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You can’t do it all, but skill at delegation requires more than just telling someone what to do. Here’s how to delegate your workload, and why delegating is such an important skill for leaders.
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Being able to delegate tasks requires building and keeping trust with your team. Learn how to build trust in the workplace and understand these 3 factors that affect perceived trustworthiness.
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To set personal goals that you’ll actually achieve, avoid these 3 common goal-setting mistakes, and learn ways to make sure you set goals that align with your values.
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By Jean Leslie, Senior Fellow and Director of Strategic Initiatives, and Kelly Simmons, Global Director for Consultative Leadership Solutions, on how leaders can trust and verify the work of remote employees, in Quartz at Work.
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Have a difficult colleague? Confrontation may seem scary, but when done correctly, it leads to positive outcomes for everyone involved. Here’s how to get the best results.
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Looking to boost employee initiative and ownership of decisions? Discover how you can build a culture of accountable leadership.
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“Cancel culture” is making headlines, and no one’s safe. But is it cancel or consequence? And really, how does it impact you, working with and on teams and leading people through change? Join us as we explore how leaders can make room for people to learn from their mistakes while
