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Navigating the Path: What Does a Chief People Officer Really Do?

N2Growth Blog

As the title suggests, the CPO is primarily responsible for overseeing the people aspects of the organization and aligning them with the overall strategic objectives. This executive role focuses on developing and implementing human resources strategies to manage the workforce and create a positive organizational culture.

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Strategic Planning Alternatives: Mission Discernment

LDRLB

I recently wrote two posts criticizing strategic planning. While Self wasn’t directly critiquing strategic planning (SP), that “tragic erosion of deep engagement&# is an articulate description of many strategy plans as well. John Bell wrote a great post called “Why Mission Statements Suck”.

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How Important Is Coaching in Professional Development?

Leading Blog

Choose someone to trust – which involves risk – and who you believe is: Ethical, aware of their own strengths and limitations, experienced in guiding others through the challenges facing you, and. She facilitates strategic planning and executive coaching for clients in diverse industries, in governments, at non-profits, and in academia.

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The Nuts & Bolts of the One-Page Strategic Plan

LDRLB

I am delighted that so many readers have asked for details of the content that goes into the 1-Page Strategic Plan. Start with deep strategic thought and the right conviction. The strategic plan is not the annual budget. Leaders with a ‘do-more-of-the-same but better’ attitude are destined for mediocrity.

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The Big Picture of Business: Goal Setting… An Important Part of Strategic Planning.

Strategy Driven

Goal attainment leads to ethical behavior. Human resources development. Adopt a policy of strategic planning. Strategic goals and objectives must filter downward throughout all the organization. You just finished reading The Big Picture of Business: Goal Setting… An Important Part of Strategic Planning. !

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Temporal Orientations: Time Matters in Planning

LDRLB

Vague statements about planned change, elaborate schematic drawings of the planning function, diverse planning models, and five-year plans that are in fact “shelf-documents” created for evaluation agencies or for year-end reports offer minimal assistance to top-level managers as they respond to internal and external governance systems”.

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How to Thrive Against Giants

In the CEO Afterlife

The very best strategies aren’t generated by outside strategic planning consultants who bill thousands of dollars a day. There might be elements that are worth emulating, but certainly not the ethic of dominance, because by their very nature, small and medium sized operations have no clout.