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Theory, Theory Everywhere and Not a Drop of Use!

Lead Change Blog

However, since 2003, I have used Michael Fullan’s theory with excellent results in my consulting practice. My starting point with the team was to re-define their moral purpose by emphasizing that we were there to serve young people, underpinned by providing quality youth work. It is, perhaps, unfamiliar to you.

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Servant Leadership Library

Modern Servant Leader

Ann McGee-Cooper, Duane Trammell, Matthew Kosec 2001 Servant Leadership Skills & Behaviors Business Balance Ethical Intelligence Emotionally intelligent people are aware of how they and others feel. Ethically intelligent people know how to use this awareness the right way. Daniel Goleman, Richard E. Leadership is a calling.

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A New Era for Global Leadership Development

Harvard Business Review

Developing global leaders with cultural sensitivities and collaborative skills requires greater focus on emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and empowerment than on traditional management skills. To understand these approaches, let's examine what leading global companies are doing: Create diversity among senior leadership.

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Research: Love-Hate Relationships at Work Might Be Good for You

Harvard Business Review

Most research about relationships in organizations have focused on either positive, high-quality relationships or on the other end of the spectrum — enemies or negative relationships. Influence Emotional intelligence' And that’s what most of the research has shown up to now. Further Reading. Communication Book.