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10 Creative Ways to Uncover Unconventional Leaders in Your Company

Lead from Within

Given the fast-paced, ever-changing nature of today’s business climate, the traditional notion of leadership is being challenged. Forward-thinking companies are now recognizing the immense value that unconventional thinkers and innovators can bring to the table.

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Is It Time For A Peer-Reviewed Bonus System?

LDRLB

While both companies may have opened up the door to such systems becoming a popularity contest, the idea of distributing bonus power to all employees is a innovative idea for counter-acting our tendency to assess our work and compare it with others.

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How to Give and Take Constructive Criticism

The Center For Leadership Studies

An open feedback culture can also lead to more innovative problem-solving. All levels of leadership should model appropriate behavior and embrace feedback as part of regular work processes, not only formal reviews. It necessitates a broader organizational approach that fosters open communication and continuous improvement.

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Dr. Tasha Eurich on Unleashing Potential through Self-Awareness

HR Digest

Tasha Eurich, a luminary in organizational psychology and bestselling author, unveils the profound impact of self-awareness in leadership in an exclusive interview with The HR Digest. Join us as Tasha Eurich charts a course for shatterproof leadership, leaving an indelible mark on organizational psychology.

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Good Bosses Switch Between Two Leadership Styles

Harvard Business Review

These two leadership styles, which I and other researchers refer to as dominance and prestige , respectively, reflect two fundamental strategies people use to navigate their way through social and organizational hierarchies. Some leadership situations call for dominance, whereas others call for prestige.

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Is Employee Engagement Just a Reflection of Personality?

Harvard Business Review

The recent study we reviewed suggests that doing so will actually boost your engagement levels (as measured by surveys ) more than any intervention designed to improve leadership, or to craft the perfect job for people. Frustrated employees are often a warning sign of broader managerial and leadership issues which need to be addressed.

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How Physicians Can Keep Up with the Knowledge Explosion in Medicine

Harvard Business Review

Innovating for Value in Health Care. One service, called UpToDate , employs 6,300 physician authors, editors, and peer reviewers to manually review the most recent medical information to produce synopses for practicing doctors. Insight Center. Sponsored by Medtronic. We have already begun to go down this road.