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May 2021 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Welcome to the May 2021 Leadership Development Carnival! We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, motivation, productivity, team building, and more. Development. Communication. Follow Ken on Twitter @RapidStartLdr. Creativity/Inspiration.

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100 Ways to Connect: Develop the Courage to Connect

Michael Lee Stallard

1 Develop the Courage to Connect – It requires courage to make the effort to connect because not everyone will reciprocate. Government Services Administration, Leo Burnett, Liberty Mutual, Northern Trust, and United Airlines. .” The series highlights attitudes and behaviors that help you connect with others.

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A CEO of Southwest Airlines on Goals

Leadership Freak

Jim Parker, former CEO of Southwest Airlines told me, “Don’t set artificial goals for yourself. We forget the expected and remember the unusual. I’ve been remembering something unusual that was said to me about ten months ago. Don’t set goals about the job you want or the amount of money you want to make.” You [.].

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Leading Thoughts for April 20, 2023

Leading Blog

As the new CEO of United Airlines, Oscar Munoz on listening: “Perhaps it wasn’t as important that I proved to employees that I had all the answers to every problem. Source: Turnaround Time: Uniting an Airline and Its Employees in the Friendly Skies II. Here are two ideas for the curious mind to engage with: I.

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The Airline Industry Struggles To Break Free From Gendered Practices

The Horizons Tracker

The airline industry has made concerted efforts to create a more diverse working environment. “Airline organizations, in part, maintain the feminized cabin by setting strict appearance standards that workers embody,” the researchers explain. This change is an attempt to adapt to broader societal developments.

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Henry Mintzberg’s Bedtime Stories for Managers

Leading Blog

The first story tells of an experience he had on the soon to be defunct Eastern Airlines (they went bankrupt in 1991). The financial analysts were certainly reading those statements, and probably explaining the airline’s problems in terms of load factors and the like. Eastern Airlines went belly up because of those scrambled eggs.

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Malcolm Gladwell, Atul Gawande on Connection

Michael Lee Stallard

This became a step on Gawande’s checklist he and his team developed for the World Health Organization. Similar to Gawande’s book, we learn that the key to airline safety is to reduce human error by making sure pilots, co-pilots and air traffic controllers are connected in both a rational and emotional sense.

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