Leadership Skills
Don’t just be a boss — be a leader. Maximize your leadership skills in the five most crucial areas: decision making, executive coaching, leadership training, strategic management and understanding your leadership style.
Situational leadership changes depending on the type of leadership (direction and support) each of your employee’s needs. Emotional leadership is based more on the theory of emotional intelligences and relates to the situation at hand.
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People can take tough news if you deliver it honestly, appeal to their
nobler sentiments and listen to yourself from their vantage point.
Over 14 months, including one yearlong school residency and two
summer-training periods, the New York City Leadership Academy teaches
would-be principals how to run a school.
Heed the words of David Corderman, chief of the FBI’s Leadership Development Institute: “Leaders are born and made.”
To gain agility and speed, urges entrepreneur Michael Kramer, standardize your processes.
Deborah Gruenfeld enjoys studying leaders who behave badly. “There are just so many good examples of people with power who behave
in ways that demand some kind of psychological explanation,” says the
director of Stanford’s Center for Leadership Development and Research.
Thanks to breakthroughs in neuroscience, we can better understand how the brain works … and help your team outgrow bad habits.
Here are 3 battlefield tips for making decisions:
In an exclusive interview with Executive Leadership, executive coach Debra Benton, author of How to Think Like a CEO (Warner Books), identified these six common behaviors as career-killers:
So, can leadership be taught? Jay Conger, executive director of the University of Southern
California’s Leadership Institute, had his doubts. He embarked on a
two-year study to find out.
Avoid falling prey to the most common lie leaders tell themselves
