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Bridging The Leadership Gap: Navigating Transitions with Confidence

Rich Gee Group

Understanding the reasons behind these leadership gaps is crucial: Lack of Leadership Training: Many new managers are thrust into leadership roles without adequate training or preparation. Overwhelm and Isolation: The pressures of a new leadership role can be overwhelming. The four points: 1.

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Bridging The Leadership Gap: An Employee's Guide to Thriving

Rich Gee Group

Invest in Self-Development While the onus of leadership development is on the manager, employees can also benefit from investing in their personal and professional growth. Focusing on emotional intelligence, communication, and conflict resolution can make you more adaptable and valuable to your team.

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The Top 6 Challenges of Working Remotely and How to Overcome Them

Lead from Within

Limited In-Person Collaboration: Remote work can hinder the spontaneous brainstorming and collaboration that often occurs in a shared office space. As a coach, I suggest teams schedule dedicated virtual brainstorming sessions and use collaborative tools to foster idea-sharing and innovation.

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Influencing Creativity and Innovation

Persuasive Powerhouse

Your best chance of having creative, innovative initiatives will occur with behaviors that: Encourage curiosity: Ask open ended questions, encourage forums where it is easy and safe to brainstorm, and model curiosity for others on your staff. You can always speak up if you have to later.

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10 Ways Successful People Work with People They Don’t Like

Lead from Within

They can bring objectivity to the situation and help brainstorm ways to deal with a difficult person. Doing anything on your own can be difficult, so try to find people to support you. Trusted individuals can help you feel supported and less alone. Lead from Within: Working with a colleague you dislike is never fun.

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Where Are the Rewards for Reflection?

Persuasive Powerhouse

Successful reflection, in my experience, follows the principles of brainstorming… write down the first things that come to mind. Then let the brainstormed thoughts sit for a bit (hours or days depends on you). These quick, focused, purposeful actions can only come from thoughtful reflection.

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How to Use Mindfulness to Increase Your Team’s Creativity

Harvard Business Review

To start, we gave all 10 people a creative task: to brainstorm as many unusual uses for a brick as they could think of. Then we administered a 10-minute mindfulness exercise and afterward asked them to continue brainstorming the creative task. Leading a Brainstorming Session with a Cross-Cultural Team. You and Your Team Series.