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More Than a Buzzword: Let’s Be Honest About Diversity and Inclusion

N2Growth Blog

Human resource departments are instilling D&I training for hiring managers and discussing their role in hiring diverse employees and creating a culture of inclusion. The second step is up to companies – companies also need to focus on retaining diverse talent, which can be difficult.

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But My Business Is Different… | N2Growth Blog

N2Growth Blog

What about competing against the innovation of others that could cause the obsolescence of your product or service? Bottom line…Just because a business has a particular advantage doesn’t mean that it can disregard sound business logic. If you don’t have direct competition you’ll surely have indirect competition.

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A Fresh Leadership Model for a New Decade

Great Leadership By Dan

They prefer a bottoms-up approach, and want to feel involved and valued in the workplace. The key is to stop trying to lead millennials by using generic leadership approaches, and start looking for innovative ideas that speak to this specific target group, or better yet, just start by listening. Based in Vienna, Austria.

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Leadership: A Global Perspective

N2Growth Blog

And yes, we began to see a trend develop from the lens of professionals who work in the trenches every day on finding and developing talent; the bottom line seems to be, it is all centered around understanding the power of people-centric leading. One crucial trait for a high performing organization is understanding and embracing resilience.

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Turnarounds and the Big Play | In the CEO Afterlife

In the CEO Afterlife

So now you’ve cut costs and freed up some cash. In the case of struggling Nabob Foods, two significant innovations facilitated the turnaround. Half of that cost savings went to the consumer – the other half went to our bottom line. While they played catch-up, we were already working on the next innovation.

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What Not to Do When Business Sours

In the CEO Afterlife

Sure, it isn’t business as usual, and yes, every CEO has to make some moves to shore up sales and profits. In a crisis, whether short or long-term, the most senior people in the organization need to step up and offer innovative solutions to the issues hammering the bottom-line. It may be, but it isn’t smart.

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Your Quick Fixes are Exacerbating Your Organizational and Team Problems

Mike Cardus

Leading to Executives, Human Resources and team leaders grasping at the ‘Next Thing’ in order to cut the down on the felt mounting bureaucracy and dis-trust within the organization and team. The guess-work of how many managerial layers to have causes dis-trust and halts any innovation within the organization.

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