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Front Line Leadership: The Keys To Managing Millenials, Part 1

Terry Starbucker

(Terry’s Note: Hi all – Today I’m introducing a new series of posts, written by guest writer Adam Tenenbaum , called Front Line Leadership. Adam is currently right in the middle of his leadership journey, overseeing a large staff at a very successful retail operation.

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Silly Putty Leadership

Great Leadership By Dan

Guest post by Great Leadership monthly contributor Beth Armknecht Miller : This month marks the 61st anniversary of Silly Putty being patented. So what do Silly Putty and Leadership have in common? And lets not forget that in certain circumstances, Silly Putty can break if it is submitted to a sharp blow.

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First Look: Leadership Books for March 2024

Leading Blog

H ERE'S A LOOK at some of the best leadership books to be released in March 2024 curated just for you. Bad leadership is a social disease. Leadership from Bad to Worse is, then, a corrective. Managers keep score of a range of business metrics: market share, revenue, profit margin, growth rate.

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Cultivating Leadership: Plan for Succession as a Tool for Board Development

N2Growth Blog

In every forward-thinking organization, the need for thoughtful planning around key leadership roles is undeniable. This process allows organizations to be prepared for both expected and unexpected leadership changes by identifying and nurturing potential leaders who can step into critical roles when the time comes.

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The Best Leadership Books of 2022

Leading Blog

The titles listed below—published in 2022—reflect a need to get realigned with solid leadership practices and thinking. Covey (Simon & Schuster, 2022) We have a leadership crisis today, where even though our world has changed drastically, our leadership style has not. People don’t want to be managed; they want to be led.

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Older Executives: Keep Your Eyes Wide Open

Rich Gee Group

Management teams are always looking at the bottom linealways. But management will notice if youve been pushing papers the same way for the last five years or youve settled into a routine that doesnt push your boundaries. Even if youre producing results, new leadership might look for fresh talent to align with their new vision.

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Leverage Your Business Pulse: The 5 Day Leadership Planner

Terry Starbucker

It’s also a good day to do some “managing while walking around”, checking in with teammates at mid-week, when their activity (and most likely, their energy & creativity) levels are at their highest. It’s a great way to clarify thinking and push towards action.

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