The rise of remote work, changing employee priorities and a greater focus on flexibility and skills over traditional qualifications have redefined how companies hire and retain talent.
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Training and development is an imperative key to any business strategy. Continuous training ensures that employees have the skills and capabilities needed to achieve business objectives.
Like with many aspects of business, recent challenges have led to a reevaluation of what constitutes good leadership.
As someone who’s spent decades building and leading teams, I’ve learned that leadership training is not a one-size-fits-all process.
Have you ever wondered how certain individuals land leadership positions? I certainly have. McKinsey, in a conversation with Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, explored this question.
Economic volatility and workforce disruptions leave many struggling to meet basic needs like housing, health care, and education.
What do leaders lead? They lead teams; they lead organizations, but above all they lead people.
Micro-interactions have the power to significantly influence leadership effectiveness.
Millennials are leading the charge to redesign how business is conducted as they guide organizations through the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) at work and the introduction of Gen Z into the workforce.
Regular and effective communication with employees can help managers provide the right support to team members in their moment of need, which can prevent greater performance challenges later on.