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Making Smart Choices: How to Use a Decision Grid to Avoid Analysis Paralysis

Next Level Blog

So, how do you keep from getting stuck in analysis paralysis when you have to make a big decision that turns on choosing one option out of many? First up is the grid of a friend I was coaching about choosing between three attractive career options. Have you ever found yourself frozen by too many choices? Step Five: Make a decision.

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Unlocking Potential: The Role of Assessments in Leadership Development

N2Growth Blog

For instance, a mid-level manager we supported rose to a C-suite position within five years, propelled by iterative evaluations that honed his strategic acumen and people-management capabilities. When individuals understand how their performance aligns with overarching objectives, they adopt a deeper sense of ownership in their roles.

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7 Ways to Deal with Employees Who Drive You Crazy

Let's Grow Leaders

If you’re just tuning in, I’ve been teaching an MBA course on Managing Difficult Employees and gave these “students” (read that, really smart working millennials with big jobs in our nation’s capital) “homework” to developing an approach to manage their difficult employee and to journal about it.

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Managing Change: How to Cultivate Forward Thinking Leadership

Let's Grow Leaders

Your leadership success depends on your skill at managing change and embracing the future Are you hanging on to a familiar way of doing your work or leading your team because it’s comfortable? Managing change is critical for your success—too much change, too quickly creates instability. Your career lags. You can’t help it.

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How to Be Less Negative – and Still Be Yourself

Let's Grow Leaders

I know because I’ve heard this feedback many times in my career and relationships. While the initial cost is lower, managing the contractor and bringing them up to speed will cost more time and money, plus any extension of the contract would cost more money than the current situation. The problem isn’t your analysis.

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Ideas Don't Equal Innovation | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

My advice to you is not to let your business get caught up in embracing random ideas – at least not without some initial analysis being conducted to determine the likelihood of success. Assess : Put the idea through a risk/reward and cost/benefit analysis. Failed initiatives are costly at several levels.

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Managing Change: How to Cultivate Forward Thinking Leadership

Let's Grow Leaders

Your leadership success depends on your skill at managing change and embracing the future Are you hanging on to a familiar way of doing your work or leading your team because it’s comfortable? Managing change is critical for your success—too much change, too quickly creates instability. Your career lags. You can’t help it.