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How to Leverage Graduated Sharing to Build Trust on Your Team
I love to play and coach basketball. Back in the 2000’s, I remember wrapping up the last game in our city’s adult recreational basketball league. We had lost, again. We had lost every game that season. What I remember most is that despite having skills, something was...
How to Handle the Unexpected
In addition to working with executive and leadership teams, I have had the honor of facilitating a number of leadership workshops. One of the skills that tends to be more difficult for middle managers and supervisors is handling the unexpected when dealing with senior...
How to Create Commitment to Cultural and Business Change
Most organizations are experiencing change. This is nothing new. Most organizations must change – either to adapt to changing conditions, meet a challenge, or because the status quo is not working. This also is nothing new. The problem many leaders struggle with...
PERSONALITY CLASHES AND BEHAVIORAL ISSUES ON LEADERSHIP TEAMS
An organization, department, agency, or team cannot thrive in the midst of change and disruption if the leadership team is experiencing unnecessary turbulence due to personality clashes or negative behaviors. Yet the reality is that many leadership teams are...