This document provides guidance for new managers on how to be effective in their role. It discusses common mistakes that new managers make, such as taking too much control, not delegating properly, or forgetting to listen to employees. The document recommends creating a 90 day plan to help shorten the learning curve. An effective 90 day plan would involve setting goals and priorities, building relationships with key stakeholders, and focusing on credibility by meeting or managing expectations. The document also provides tips on essential skills like communication, delegation, and giving feedback to help new managers succeed.
This document provides guidance on the role of a non-executive director (NED) in the UK. It discusses that while NED roles vary depending on factors like the type of organization and sector, there are some common responsibilities. Organizations typically appoint NEDs to bring independent perspective and expertise to the board. NEDs are expected to provide oversight, challenge management, and contribute their experience to strategic decision making. The document outlines some common duties of NEDs and factors for both prospective NEDs and organizations to consider for effective board appointments.
Ethics; is it a place near Lake Erie ? March 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses ethics and ethical leadership in the workplace. It covers topics such as how best-intentioned managers can get derailed, barriers to an ethical organization, creating an ethics-based culture change, dealing with gossip, dimensions of work ethic, stakeholders, and advantages of acting ethically. The overall message is that establishing and maintaining an ethical culture and high standards of integrity are important for business success and should be a priority for organizations.
The document discusses four practices that foster a cooperative culture in organizations:
1) Hiring for cooperation by screening for collaborative skills and putting collaborative people in charge of hiring.
2) Onboarding practices that introduce new employees to colleagues and encourage relationship building beyond their immediate team.
3) Supporting mentoring relationships that are voluntary for both parties and involve senior executives as role models.
4) Ensuring performance management rewards collaboration by recognizing collaborative accomplishments and making the process itself collaborative.
Should entrepreneurial mentors be trained or is experience enough?INNOVATION COPILOTS
Forget all your romantic ideas about what a good entrepreneurial mentor is: experienced in entrepreneurship, he/she has started several companies in his/her lifetime, has failed a couple of times and learned from it and succeeded enough time to still be active now. He has mentored several startupers so he/she knows how to transfer all that experience and entrepreneurial wisdom to the neo entrepreneur that you are. Having such a mentor will mean you will increase a hundred fold your chances of success. This is the mentor myth we share in our collective unconscious... And science says different.
Role of remote leadership in managing challenges of virtual teamsRashmi Barade
This document discusses the role of remote leadership in managing challenges of virtual teams. It begins by outlining how virtual teams are increasingly common due to technologies that enable remote work. Some key challenges of virtual teams include establishing trust, dealing with team dispersion across time zones and cultures, and feelings of isolation. The document then discusses strategies that remote leaders can use to address these challenges, including building trust, selecting candidates with the right skills, shifting to a relationship-oriented leadership style, clear communication of goals and roles, encouraging engagement through tools, and providing feedback and measuring performance. Remote leadership is key to maximizing the benefits of virtual teams while minimizing the challenges.
Should Mentors of Entrepreneurs be Trained or their Experience is Enough?INNOVATION COPILOTS
Entrepreneurial mentoring is the support of novice entrepreneurs by experienced professionals in the business world. Despite this practice gaining popularity, a question remains: is it necessary for these organizations to train mentors or is the mentor’s experience su cient? To answer this question, we analyzed the e ect of the mentor’s training, as well as his/her pro le in terms of experience, on the mentee’s degree of satisfaction and learning. Our results show that the more a mentor is trained, the more he/she develops relational competencies, thereby creating a favorable (trusting) environment and developing an appropriate mentoring style (maieutic), which allows the mentee to learn and become more autonomous. However, the mentor’s experience in entrepreneurship does not have an impact on the quality of the mentoring relation‐ ship, nor does it impact the novice learning. Our results also show that, contrary to our expectations, mentoring experience has a negative impact on most of the psychological functions of the mentor. We found that this negative e ect is neutralized by continuous training of mentors. This suggests that entrepreneurship support organizations should implement specific training sessions for experienced mentors.
The document discusses how collaboration in the workplace can be improved. It finds that while collaboration is instinctively understood, many do not know how to demonstrate its business value. Research with HR and L&D practitioners revealed that organizations focusing on collaborative learning saw higher take-up of other learning interventions, engagement scores 10% higher, and over 2/3 believed it could boost productivity by at least 5%. The document advocates that organizations should view collaborative learning's impact on other areas like leadership development, project work, and career development to make the strongest business case for it.
The document provides information about the Centre for Leadership Studies (CLS) at the University of Exeter, including:
- CLS offers a range of postgraduate programmes in leadership studies, from certificates to PhDs.
- CLS conducts research on leadership and works with partners around the world on leadership development programmes.
- CLS's Leadership Partners programme and Leadership South West initiative aim to enhance leadership in organizations and the region.
- CLS faculty study leadership in various contexts and perspectives to build knowledge and skills for current and future leaders.
This document provides guidance on the role of a non-executive director (NED) in the UK. It discusses that while NED roles vary depending on factors like the type of organization and sector, there are some common responsibilities. Organizations typically appoint NEDs to bring independent perspective and expertise to the board. NEDs are expected to provide oversight, challenge management, and contribute their experience to strategic decision making. The document outlines some common duties of NEDs and factors for both prospective NEDs and organizations to consider for effective board appointments.
Ethics; is it a place near Lake Erie ? March 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses ethics and ethical leadership in the workplace. It covers topics such as how best-intentioned managers can get derailed, barriers to an ethical organization, creating an ethics-based culture change, dealing with gossip, dimensions of work ethic, stakeholders, and advantages of acting ethically. The overall message is that establishing and maintaining an ethical culture and high standards of integrity are important for business success and should be a priority for organizations.
The document discusses four practices that foster a cooperative culture in organizations:
1) Hiring for cooperation by screening for collaborative skills and putting collaborative people in charge of hiring.
2) Onboarding practices that introduce new employees to colleagues and encourage relationship building beyond their immediate team.
3) Supporting mentoring relationships that are voluntary for both parties and involve senior executives as role models.
4) Ensuring performance management rewards collaboration by recognizing collaborative accomplishments and making the process itself collaborative.
Should entrepreneurial mentors be trained or is experience enough?INNOVATION COPILOTS
Forget all your romantic ideas about what a good entrepreneurial mentor is: experienced in entrepreneurship, he/she has started several companies in his/her lifetime, has failed a couple of times and learned from it and succeeded enough time to still be active now. He has mentored several startupers so he/she knows how to transfer all that experience and entrepreneurial wisdom to the neo entrepreneur that you are. Having such a mentor will mean you will increase a hundred fold your chances of success. This is the mentor myth we share in our collective unconscious... And science says different.
Role of remote leadership in managing challenges of virtual teamsRashmi Barade
This document discusses the role of remote leadership in managing challenges of virtual teams. It begins by outlining how virtual teams are increasingly common due to technologies that enable remote work. Some key challenges of virtual teams include establishing trust, dealing with team dispersion across time zones and cultures, and feelings of isolation. The document then discusses strategies that remote leaders can use to address these challenges, including building trust, selecting candidates with the right skills, shifting to a relationship-oriented leadership style, clear communication of goals and roles, encouraging engagement through tools, and providing feedback and measuring performance. Remote leadership is key to maximizing the benefits of virtual teams while minimizing the challenges.
Should Mentors of Entrepreneurs be Trained or their Experience is Enough?INNOVATION COPILOTS
Entrepreneurial mentoring is the support of novice entrepreneurs by experienced professionals in the business world. Despite this practice gaining popularity, a question remains: is it necessary for these organizations to train mentors or is the mentor’s experience su cient? To answer this question, we analyzed the e ect of the mentor’s training, as well as his/her pro le in terms of experience, on the mentee’s degree of satisfaction and learning. Our results show that the more a mentor is trained, the more he/she develops relational competencies, thereby creating a favorable (trusting) environment and developing an appropriate mentoring style (maieutic), which allows the mentee to learn and become more autonomous. However, the mentor’s experience in entrepreneurship does not have an impact on the quality of the mentoring relation‐ ship, nor does it impact the novice learning. Our results also show that, contrary to our expectations, mentoring experience has a negative impact on most of the psychological functions of the mentor. We found that this negative e ect is neutralized by continuous training of mentors. This suggests that entrepreneurship support organizations should implement specific training sessions for experienced mentors.
The document discusses how collaboration in the workplace can be improved. It finds that while collaboration is instinctively understood, many do not know how to demonstrate its business value. Research with HR and L&D practitioners revealed that organizations focusing on collaborative learning saw higher take-up of other learning interventions, engagement scores 10% higher, and over 2/3 believed it could boost productivity by at least 5%. The document advocates that organizations should view collaborative learning's impact on other areas like leadership development, project work, and career development to make the strongest business case for it.
The document provides information about the Centre for Leadership Studies (CLS) at the University of Exeter, including:
- CLS offers a range of postgraduate programmes in leadership studies, from certificates to PhDs.
- CLS conducts research on leadership and works with partners around the world on leadership development programmes.
- CLS's Leadership Partners programme and Leadership South West initiative aim to enhance leadership in organizations and the region.
- CLS faculty study leadership in various contexts and perspectives to build knowledge and skills for current and future leaders.
This white paper from The Corporate Learning Institute discusses how workforce changes and new technologies are impacting collaboration in organizations. It notes that an aging workforce and younger workers have different needs that must be accommodated to improve collaboration between generations. Additionally, the increased use of collaborative technologies and redesigning workspaces to encourage interaction can help build the trust required for effective collaboration. CLI provides training to help organizations strengthen collaborative skills.
The document discusses how the changing workplace and workforce are impacting organizational collaboration potential. It notes that technology and demographic shifts are changing how work gets done, requiring greater collaboration. However, many organizations do not fully practice collaboration despite recognizing its importance. The document outlines factors that can increase collaboration, such as collaborative technology, workspace design that facilitates interaction, and building trust between employees. It concludes that understanding and managing workforce changes along with prioritizing collaboration tools, spaces, and trust-building will help organizations maximize their collaborative potential.
This presentation gives an introduction to Rio Tinto\'s journey with its Community of Practice initiative, with lessons learned both from the initiative itself and other companies. It features a YouTube CoP success story - contact mark.bennett@learningcollaboration for further details.
The document discusses employee engagement and provides strategies for organizations to improve engagement. It notes that engagement requires more than just good management practices and outlines six factors that are important for sustainable engagement. These include ensuring authentic engagement rather than surface-level engagement, distributing engagement responsibilities widely throughout the organization, developing engagement strategies tailored for different employee groups, focusing on job design to give employees autonomy and purpose, distinguishing between engagement and involvement, and balancing engagement with risk-taking and experimentation. The document is part of a research program from the CIPD focused on sustainability, leadership, and building HR capabilities.
This document provides information about a Women in ICT Leadership Summit taking place from February 20-24, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. It includes an agenda for pre-summit and post-summit workshops on developing leadership skills like emotional intelligence, as well as the two-day summit agenda focusing on obstacles and opportunities for women leaders in the dynamic ICT field. Featured speakers will share their career journeys and lessons learned on topics like leading through change, digital transformation, gaining respect, and more. The event aims to inspire and equip emerging women leaders in ICT with strategies and tools to approach their roles with confidence.
Top 26 benefits of workplace mentoring programMutual Force
Thinking of implementing a workplace mentoring program in your organization? Here are top 26 benefits/ real life examples of workplace mentoring programs which can help you get the buy-in.
Executive Transitions Market Study Reportpwharv6pack
About the Survey
The Institute of Executive Development and global coaching and consulting alliance Alexcel Group
conducted a year long market survey in 2007 and 2008 to examine the transitions that top
executives make into and through organizations, and road blocks that can occur in the process
along with the organizational roles and processes that may facilitate such transitions and change.
Kick starting levels of employee engagement in your organization January 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses ways to increase employee engagement in organizations. It defines engagement and identifies its importance for financial success, attraction/retention, and productivity. Seven key drivers of engagement are identified as the manager-employee relationship, understanding expectations, and the "seven pillars" of care, autonomy, connection, mastery/growth, purpose, play, and excellence. The document provides case studies and discusses topics like empowering frontline employees, aligning employee and organizational interests, leadership behaviors, and questions for assessing engagement.
At a recent Stanford GSB "Nuts & Bolts" talk, Lecturer Robert Siegel (MBA '94) shared insights on hiring and compensating employees at a startup.
Follow Lecturer Siegel on Twitter: @RobSiegel
1) The document discusses key areas that organizations should focus on to become remarkable, including treating people well, attracting and retaining talent, and promoting a culture of ownership.
2) Remarkable organizations create growth opportunities for all employees through formal leadership roles and spaces for self-directed learning.
3) Other characteristics of remarkable organizations discussed are providing flexible work schedules, trusting employees, and fostering an organic and communicative work environment.
Strategic Partnerships to Infuse Technology in Student AffairsStephanie Cheney
This presentation will be delivered at NASPA in Chicago, March 09, 2010 by a team of Student Affairs and Academic Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Leadership Excellence January 2011 IssueDon Sandel
This document summarizes innovations at HCL Technologies to create a more collaborative and transparent organizational culture. The CEO, Vineet Nayar, led six major changes: 1) Making financial data transparent to all employees; 2) Establishing an online forum for open feedback; 3) Implementing service level agreements between internal departments; 4) Allowing open evaluations of managers by employees; 5) Developing an online peer-review process for departmental plans; and 6) Giving employees ownership in the company's strategy. These changes aimed to shift away from a traditional hierarchy and empower employees.
The survey results show that nearly 40% of emerging leaders in Australia work for local businesses, 32% for global organizations, and 28% for national businesses. The biggest challenges for young professionals are not being taken seriously and a lack of opportunities. Over half of respondents said they need more opportunities and mentors to help them succeed in leadership roles. The top areas of interest for learning were personal branding, personal vision, mentoring, and strengths. Most respondents intend to stay with their current employer for 3 years or more and want opportunities, challenges, and career development to be retained.
The document discusses challenges with traditional performance review processes and the need for change. It notes media reports of large companies drastically overhauling processes. The author interviews HR professionals who say that while managers understand the process, consistency is lacking. Processes are often poorly written and not given proper time. Two main challenges are identified: complicated processes that managers are not equipped to use properly due to lack of training. Successful companies invest in manager training and support. The consensus is for ongoing, constructive feedback conversations rather than rigid annual reviews. Tailored, technology-enabled processes focusing on goals and development are recommended over one-size-fits-all solutions. Trust in managers must increase for meaningful change.
The document provides information about a project management careers and job fair event organized by Wellingtone Project Management and the Association for Project Management (APM). The agenda includes sessions on preparing CVs and optimizing social media profiles. Tips are provided for writing compelling CVs, using boolean keywords on job boards, and managing online profiles and social media to protect one's career prospects. The event aims to provide career advice and networking opportunities to project professionals.
Strategic Inflection Points, Einstein & Learning in the CPA ProfessionTom Hood, CPA,CITP,CGMA
The latest trends facing the CPA Profession and training, development & learning for CPAs and finance teams. The Business Learning Institute presents a competency and curriculum approach that helps accelerate the career progression of CPAs in firms, corporations and other organizations. The research was based on the AICPA CPA Horizons 2025 Project where thousands of CPAs identified the skills they would need in the future.
This document provides information about the Women in Tech & Telco Leadership Summit 2017, which includes pre-summit and post-summit workshops on March 21st and 24th and the main summit on March 22nd and 23rd at the Primus Hotel in Sydney. The summit will provide leadership strategies and advice for current and emerging female leaders in the tech and telecommunications industries through inspirational speakers and panels. Featured speakers include executives from Google, Microsoft, IBM and other companies. Sessions will address topics such as developing leadership skills, overcoming challenges, and advocating for diversity.
This document provides an agenda and speaker information for an internal communication seminar hosted by IoIC Central. The seminar will focus on topics like transforming internal communication, developing employee engagement, using humor in communication, embracing social media, and building trust. Speakers will provide presentations and workshops on these topics. Attendees can participate in discussions and network with other communication practitioners. The goal is to help attendees learn the latest ideas in internal communication to sharpen their skills.
Learning Leader Symposium - Bersin 6-27-12Pam Devine
The document discusses trends in next generation learning and development. It advocates for a shift from traditional training approaches to continuous learning models that incorporate formal and informal learning. Measurement is also highlighted as an area that needs improvement, with most organizations regularly measuring satisfaction but few measuring impact, ROI, or learning culture regularly. The presentation argues that learning and development needs to focus on enabling learning, becoming accountable to talent needs, and cultivating a learning culture to drive the greatest business value.
The document provides the lyrics and instructions for several songs and games that can be used during morning meeting time at an elementary school. It includes call-and-response songs like "Bang Bang Choo Choo Train" as well as songs involving motions like "Boom Sha Boom". Games described involve acting out scenarios, finding matches, and cooperative activities like keeping a beach ball in the air. The goal is to engage students and fill time during transitions using music and movement.
This white paper from The Corporate Learning Institute discusses how workforce changes and new technologies are impacting collaboration in organizations. It notes that an aging workforce and younger workers have different needs that must be accommodated to improve collaboration between generations. Additionally, the increased use of collaborative technologies and redesigning workspaces to encourage interaction can help build the trust required for effective collaboration. CLI provides training to help organizations strengthen collaborative skills.
The document discusses how the changing workplace and workforce are impacting organizational collaboration potential. It notes that technology and demographic shifts are changing how work gets done, requiring greater collaboration. However, many organizations do not fully practice collaboration despite recognizing its importance. The document outlines factors that can increase collaboration, such as collaborative technology, workspace design that facilitates interaction, and building trust between employees. It concludes that understanding and managing workforce changes along with prioritizing collaboration tools, spaces, and trust-building will help organizations maximize their collaborative potential.
This presentation gives an introduction to Rio Tinto\'s journey with its Community of Practice initiative, with lessons learned both from the initiative itself and other companies. It features a YouTube CoP success story - contact mark.bennett@learningcollaboration for further details.
The document discusses employee engagement and provides strategies for organizations to improve engagement. It notes that engagement requires more than just good management practices and outlines six factors that are important for sustainable engagement. These include ensuring authentic engagement rather than surface-level engagement, distributing engagement responsibilities widely throughout the organization, developing engagement strategies tailored for different employee groups, focusing on job design to give employees autonomy and purpose, distinguishing between engagement and involvement, and balancing engagement with risk-taking and experimentation. The document is part of a research program from the CIPD focused on sustainability, leadership, and building HR capabilities.
This document provides information about a Women in ICT Leadership Summit taking place from February 20-24, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. It includes an agenda for pre-summit and post-summit workshops on developing leadership skills like emotional intelligence, as well as the two-day summit agenda focusing on obstacles and opportunities for women leaders in the dynamic ICT field. Featured speakers will share their career journeys and lessons learned on topics like leading through change, digital transformation, gaining respect, and more. The event aims to inspire and equip emerging women leaders in ICT with strategies and tools to approach their roles with confidence.
Top 26 benefits of workplace mentoring programMutual Force
Thinking of implementing a workplace mentoring program in your organization? Here are top 26 benefits/ real life examples of workplace mentoring programs which can help you get the buy-in.
Executive Transitions Market Study Reportpwharv6pack
About the Survey
The Institute of Executive Development and global coaching and consulting alliance Alexcel Group
conducted a year long market survey in 2007 and 2008 to examine the transitions that top
executives make into and through organizations, and road blocks that can occur in the process
along with the organizational roles and processes that may facilitate such transitions and change.
Kick starting levels of employee engagement in your organization January 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses ways to increase employee engagement in organizations. It defines engagement and identifies its importance for financial success, attraction/retention, and productivity. Seven key drivers of engagement are identified as the manager-employee relationship, understanding expectations, and the "seven pillars" of care, autonomy, connection, mastery/growth, purpose, play, and excellence. The document provides case studies and discusses topics like empowering frontline employees, aligning employee and organizational interests, leadership behaviors, and questions for assessing engagement.
At a recent Stanford GSB "Nuts & Bolts" talk, Lecturer Robert Siegel (MBA '94) shared insights on hiring and compensating employees at a startup.
Follow Lecturer Siegel on Twitter: @RobSiegel
1) The document discusses key areas that organizations should focus on to become remarkable, including treating people well, attracting and retaining talent, and promoting a culture of ownership.
2) Remarkable organizations create growth opportunities for all employees through formal leadership roles and spaces for self-directed learning.
3) Other characteristics of remarkable organizations discussed are providing flexible work schedules, trusting employees, and fostering an organic and communicative work environment.
Strategic Partnerships to Infuse Technology in Student AffairsStephanie Cheney
This presentation will be delivered at NASPA in Chicago, March 09, 2010 by a team of Student Affairs and Academic Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Leadership Excellence January 2011 IssueDon Sandel
This document summarizes innovations at HCL Technologies to create a more collaborative and transparent organizational culture. The CEO, Vineet Nayar, led six major changes: 1) Making financial data transparent to all employees; 2) Establishing an online forum for open feedback; 3) Implementing service level agreements between internal departments; 4) Allowing open evaluations of managers by employees; 5) Developing an online peer-review process for departmental plans; and 6) Giving employees ownership in the company's strategy. These changes aimed to shift away from a traditional hierarchy and empower employees.
The survey results show that nearly 40% of emerging leaders in Australia work for local businesses, 32% for global organizations, and 28% for national businesses. The biggest challenges for young professionals are not being taken seriously and a lack of opportunities. Over half of respondents said they need more opportunities and mentors to help them succeed in leadership roles. The top areas of interest for learning were personal branding, personal vision, mentoring, and strengths. Most respondents intend to stay with their current employer for 3 years or more and want opportunities, challenges, and career development to be retained.
The document discusses challenges with traditional performance review processes and the need for change. It notes media reports of large companies drastically overhauling processes. The author interviews HR professionals who say that while managers understand the process, consistency is lacking. Processes are often poorly written and not given proper time. Two main challenges are identified: complicated processes that managers are not equipped to use properly due to lack of training. Successful companies invest in manager training and support. The consensus is for ongoing, constructive feedback conversations rather than rigid annual reviews. Tailored, technology-enabled processes focusing on goals and development are recommended over one-size-fits-all solutions. Trust in managers must increase for meaningful change.
The document provides information about a project management careers and job fair event organized by Wellingtone Project Management and the Association for Project Management (APM). The agenda includes sessions on preparing CVs and optimizing social media profiles. Tips are provided for writing compelling CVs, using boolean keywords on job boards, and managing online profiles and social media to protect one's career prospects. The event aims to provide career advice and networking opportunities to project professionals.
Strategic Inflection Points, Einstein & Learning in the CPA ProfessionTom Hood, CPA,CITP,CGMA
The latest trends facing the CPA Profession and training, development & learning for CPAs and finance teams. The Business Learning Institute presents a competency and curriculum approach that helps accelerate the career progression of CPAs in firms, corporations and other organizations. The research was based on the AICPA CPA Horizons 2025 Project where thousands of CPAs identified the skills they would need in the future.
This document provides information about the Women in Tech & Telco Leadership Summit 2017, which includes pre-summit and post-summit workshops on March 21st and 24th and the main summit on March 22nd and 23rd at the Primus Hotel in Sydney. The summit will provide leadership strategies and advice for current and emerging female leaders in the tech and telecommunications industries through inspirational speakers and panels. Featured speakers include executives from Google, Microsoft, IBM and other companies. Sessions will address topics such as developing leadership skills, overcoming challenges, and advocating for diversity.
This document provides an agenda and speaker information for an internal communication seminar hosted by IoIC Central. The seminar will focus on topics like transforming internal communication, developing employee engagement, using humor in communication, embracing social media, and building trust. Speakers will provide presentations and workshops on these topics. Attendees can participate in discussions and network with other communication practitioners. The goal is to help attendees learn the latest ideas in internal communication to sharpen their skills.
Learning Leader Symposium - Bersin 6-27-12Pam Devine
The document discusses trends in next generation learning and development. It advocates for a shift from traditional training approaches to continuous learning models that incorporate formal and informal learning. Measurement is also highlighted as an area that needs improvement, with most organizations regularly measuring satisfaction but few measuring impact, ROI, or learning culture regularly. The presentation argues that learning and development needs to focus on enabling learning, becoming accountable to talent needs, and cultivating a learning culture to drive the greatest business value.
The document provides the lyrics and instructions for several songs and games that can be used during morning meeting time at an elementary school. It includes call-and-response songs like "Bang Bang Choo Choo Train" as well as songs involving motions like "Boom Sha Boom". Games described involve acting out scenarios, finding matches, and cooperative activities like keeping a beach ball in the air. The goal is to engage students and fill time during transitions using music and movement.
This document describes several training games to engage participants at a workshop. Game 1, called "Push the Wall", teaches participants to focus on issues they can influence rather than issues outside their control. Game 2, "Don't Alaap Apna Raag", demonstrates the need for standardization and working towards a common goal. Game 3, "Sky is the Limit", shows participants they can achieve more than they initially think by pushing their limits. The document provides details on setting up and playing each game to convey the intended lessons.
The document contains a series of "icebreaker brain teasers" intended to engage readers through visual and linguistic puzzles. The teasers include spotting hidden words, counting letters, and recognizing optical illusions. The final sections provide information about a consulting firm called XONITEK that helps clients optimize business processes and leverage new technologies.
5 Ways to Give Feedback that Elicits Real ChangeBambooHR
Employees want to receive feedback, but the way that managers interpret this widely varies. This slideshare helps define a feedback process that drives organizational success and allows for real change.
The document presents 10 puzzles with clues and solutions about unusual events that require creative explanations. The puzzles include a man dying from a lion attack during a photo, a mail courier visiting foreign embassies and thus foreign soil, and a woman giving birth and dying in a locked car. The solutions provide logical explanations for events that seem impossible or unexplained at first glance.
This document provides instructions for several team-building activities that can be used for icebreakers:
- Two Truths and a Lie involves each person sharing two true facts and one lie about themselves for the group to guess which is the lie.
- Speed Dating has pairs discuss topics for 30 seconds before switching partners.
- Beach Ball Game passes a beach ball around with questions written on it that each person must answer when their thumb lands on it.
- Several other activities like the Picnic Name Game, True That Double True, and Silent Line-Up are also described to learn more about each other through games.
Leader's Guide to Motivate People at WorkWeekdone.com
To motivate employees, leaders should provide more praise, attention, responsibility, and incentives. Specifically, leaders should recognize employees' good work, keep employees informed about company goals and strategies, assign more challenging tasks with autonomy, establish incentive programs with realistic yet challenging goals, and provide pay raises correlated with employee performance and development. Leaders can use a performance management tool like Weekdone to understand employee status, provide transparent feedback, and align goals across different levels.
With the explosion of the maker movement, schools are beginning to embrace creativity. However, what does this mean for assessment? Should we assess the creative process? Should we assess the finished product? Does assessing creativity actually make kids more risk-averse? In this workshop we explore what it means to assess both the creative process and the creative product without leading to risk aversion.
This is my slide deck from my session at the North Carolina Reading Conference last week in Raleigh, NC. I do staff development to schools and districts all over the country about best practices in literacy instruction. This topic is one of my most requested.
The document summarizes information from the Cooplexity Institute, an organization that focuses on collaboration in business. It provides an overview of the Institute, including its approach, methodology, and services. The Institute's Cooplexity Model is a framework for stimulating collaborative results and efficiencies for organizations facing uncertainty. The model is based on research and leverages synergies from social learning, team cohesion, and crowd intelligence. The Institute offers learning programs and consultancy services to help organizations collaborate more effectively.
The Cooplexity Institute is an Oxford-based organization that focuses on collaboration in business. It offers training programs and consultancy services based on the Cooplexity Model, which is designed to stimulate collaboration and efficiencies for organizations facing uncertainty. The Institute's team of experts help companies leverage synergies from social and human capital to reduce costs and improve coordination. Services include customized training programs and open certification programs that use experiential learning simulations to develop attitudes and skills around concepts like entrepreneurship, teamwork, and distributed leadership in order to foster collaboration.
Master slides from Scotland's first PR festival. 16-17 June. www.prfest.co.uk #PRFest
The festival was designed to help practitioners in Scotland learn, share and be inspired by leading developers, thinkers, doers and from those who are leading the way.
The work of HR part two the flow ofinformation and work.docxchristalgrieg
The work of HR part two: the flow of
information and work
Harnessing
the power
of corporate
culture
STRATEGIC COMMENTARY
Laurent Jaquenoud
e-HR
Employee self-service at RDF
HOW TO...
Integrate corporate culture and
employee engagement
PRACTITIONER PROFILE
Julie Bass, Groupama
METRICS
Rating intellectual capital
HR AT WORK
Tailored recognition at Lloyds TSB
Asset Finance
HR AT WORK
Transport for London’s
non-traditional training
REWARDS
Communicating employee
recognition at MDOT
RESEARCH AND RESULTS
Effective recruiting tied to stronger
financial results
September/October 2005
Volume 4, Issue 6
PAGE 20
DEPARTMENTS
Ethics and strategy innovation at Citigroup
How O2 built the business case for
engagement
Creating a business-focused IT function
Developing leaders for a sustainable
global society
Defining the strategic agenda for HR
FEATURES
by Dave Ulrich and Wayne Brockbank
32 Volume 4 Issue 6 September/October 2005
VER THE PAST DECADE, increasing
focus has been placed on the role that
businesses can – and should – play in
contributing to a sustainable global society.
Failure to face up to these challenges has significant costs.
Increasingly, a firm’s long-term competitiveness is
dependent on how creatively and adroitly its leaders
manage at the intersection of financial, social and
environmental objectives.
Responsibility for assuring that leaders at all levels in
the firm are ready to meet these rising expectations is
widely shared throughout the corporation, but HR
professionals, particularly those responsible for leadership
development, can be at the forefront of the effort.
To be in this vanguard, leadership development
experts must reflect on two critical questions: What
kind of leader is called for? And how do we develop
individuals with these capabilities? Since 1999 the
Aspen Institute’s Business and Society Program has
been convening experts in leadership development
from academic institutions, corporations and
professional service firms around the world, inviting
them to share insights on these questions. This article
details what we have learned so far from conversations
with these leading thinkers.
A new model for business leadership
If we are now expecting businesses to operate with a
longer-term view that takes social and environmental
impacts into account, we need a new model of
leadership to achieve that result. Typically, “new
model” leaders:
• are able to span boundaries, listen to diverse
constituencies and be willing to be altered by any of
these inputs;
• have the courage to make tough decisions in a way
that acknowledges the often conflicting
values/expectations of these constituencies;
• are enriched, not overwhelmed, by complexity and
diversity;
• build a team that is stronger than its individual parts;
• see the firm in a larger context, considering social and
environmental issues beyond the corporation’s gates;
• move beyond solving specific problems or addressing
particular needs ...
The Cooplexity Institute is an Oxford-based organization that promotes collaboration through research and training. It focuses on developing entrepreneurship, teamwork, and distributed leadership to help organizations adapt to uncertain environments. The Institute offers customized and open certification programs that use experiential learning simulations and coaching over 10 weeks to foster attitudinal and behavioral change among individuals, teams, and leaders. The goal is to transform participants into potential agents of change within their companies.
The document discusses an opportunity to create radical change in leadership through developing leaders' skills and mindsets. It describes Blue Sky's approach to leadership development, which focuses on developing competence, character, and creating behavioral change. Blue Sky's programs are focused on the essentials, deliver actual behavioral change, are measured and managed as a priority, and are owned and led internally. Their methodology engages leaders' heads and hearts through focused workshops and workplace learning to drive lasting change.
Infographics on the link between effective leadership and business performance. Stats include development, employee engagement and emotional intelligence.
The Professional Development and Coaching Cooperative(PDCC)is a new group targeted toward helping young professionals set their career path. Keywords: Mission; Plan; Coaching; Mentoring; Education,Training; Professional Development; Young Professional
The document describes a management development program called TakeON! Management Matters. It is designed to improve manager confidence and capabilities. The program consists of a series of half-day learning sessions that use simple tools to help managers explore core concepts and immediately apply them. Managers are also supported through an online community. The program aims to build core competencies like communication, priority-setting, and conflict resolution in a structured yet flexible way. It is presented as being effective for driving business performance by developing stronger managers.
This document summarizes a conference on organizational strategy and culture held in London on November 26th. It includes the agenda for the day with multiple speakers scheduled to discuss topics like leadership communication, aligning PR with corporate strategy, and building a culture of motivation. One speaker, Wendy Cartwright, discusses her experience as HR Director for the Olympic Delivery Authority, focusing on their people strategy to create a high-performing and engaged workforce to deliver the London 2012 Olympics on time and on budget.
Leveraging coaching to develop organizations successfully. Coaching is a powerful developmental experience that meets the key ingredients of leader development - assessment, challenge, and support. Behind closed doors, coaches engage leaders in skillful conversations to help them find solutions, fully utilize their potential, evolve strategies to achieve goals, and demonstrate high human values. Coaching is used in leadership development by finding the right coaches, conducting assessments, helping create development plans, and addressing needs like better delegation and strategic thinking. Case studies show coaching contributing to promotions and improved execution. The relationship between coach and leader, commitment to goals, and action planning determine coaching success.
This document provides an overview of a series of leadership development programs presented by the Centre for Executive Education. It describes five programs that are designed to help business leaders address contemporary challenges through topics like developing a leadership legacy, leading during turbulent times, managing a multigenerational workforce, transforming the next generation of leaders, and achieving results through emotional intelligence. Each program aims to provide practical strategies and techniques for participants to improve their leadership abilities and develop personal leadership plans.
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This document provides an overview of a series of leadership development programs presented by the Centre for Executive Education. It describes five programs that are designed to help business leaders address contemporary challenges through teachings on topics like developing a leadership legacy, leading during turbulent times, managing a multigenerational workforce, transforming the next generation of leaders, and achieving results through emotional intelligence. The programs utilize lectures, exercises and peer discussion to help participants strengthen their leadership skills and develop personal leadership plans.
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Development & Business results are interlinked comprehensively. Unless business leaders &
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John Sutherland discusses three problems with traditional leadership development programs and three key solutions. The problems are: 1) There is no universal leadership model as the skills needed depend on the organization's context. 2) Leaders cannot develop in isolation from their followers. 3) Telling leaders how to lead makes followers, not leaders. The solutions are: 1) Develop a coherent organizational direction. 2) Clarify the specific leadership skills needed to achieve business goals. 3) Run leadership development during regular business to strengthen existing projects. The goal is to develop leaders who work as a pack to achieve the business plan, rather than promoting individuals.
John Sutherland discusses three problems with traditional leadership development programs and three key solutions. The problems are: 1) There is no universal leadership model as the skills needed depend on the organization's context. 2) Leaders cannot develop in isolation from their followers. 3) Telling leaders how to lead makes followers, not leaders. The solutions are: 1) Develop a coherent sense of organizational direction. 2) Clarify the specific leadership skills needed to achieve business goals. 3) Run leadership development during regular business to strengthen existing projects. Sutherland argues leaders must work as a pack, not individuals, to effectively achieve business objectives.
John Sutherland discusses three problems with traditional leadership development programs and three key solutions. The problems are: 1) There is no universal leadership model as the skills needed depend on the organization's context. 2) Leaders cannot develop in isolation from their followers. 3) Telling leaders how to lead makes followers, not leaders. The solutions are: 1) Develop a coherent sense of organizational direction. 2) Clarify the specific leadership skills needed to achieve business goals. 3) Run leadership development during regular business to strengthen existing projects. Sutherland argues leaders must work as a pack, not individuals, to effectively achieve business objectives.
Readalong slides used in the Inspired Leadership information session for potential partners, prospects and clients.
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This document discusses the evolution of learning from being facilitator-centered in the past to becoming learner-centered and learner-driven in the present and future. It also outlines how the focus has shifted from individual learning in the classroom to community-focused learning using e-learning and mobile/social platforms, and how the role of the expert has changed from telling to facilitating and now sharing knowledge.
LCP building a business case for coaching 2010Claire Walsh
A whitepaper from Brighton consultancy Learning Consultancy Partnership (LCP) aimed at HR and L&D professionals who want to build a business case for executive and leadership coaching
This study surveyed 23 companies to identify their senior leader development activities. It found that appraisals and career reviews were most used to identify needs. Mentoring and external training were popular development methods. Measuring impact most used employee and customer feedback. Developing senior leaders was seen to improve business performance. Top priorities for development were strategy formation, people leadership, and change leadership.
A Business Case for Internal CommunicationClaire Walsh
The document discusses several key points about effective internal communication based on various research studies:
1. Research shows that companies with effective employee communication are four times as likely to report high levels of employee engagement compared to those with less effective communication.
2. There has been a decline in companies taking time to explain major decisions and give employees input into decisions that affect them.
3. High-performing companies focus on engaging employees, helping managers communicate, and measuring the impact of communication.
To build great internal communication that facilitates change, organizations must ensure employees are committed to moving in the same direction with a shared understanding of goals. Regular communication through a variety of channels can help align employees, address grapevine rumors, and celebrate successes to reinforce messaging and commitment to change. Managers must also lead by example with clear and consistent communication to their teams.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
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1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
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LCP's Survival Guide for New Leaders
1. 28/11/2012
Important things to know
as a new leader
LCP’s Survival Guide
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