Articles
How to Recapture Leadership's Lost Moment
May 23 by Jeremy Hunter, Ph.D.To recapture leadership's lost moment, leaders can learn to refocus on their immediate experience so they can lead more mindfully. Our approach emphasizes using intention, attention, and awareness to act and perform skillfully and dynamically in real time.
When On-boarding Becomes Re-boarding, Will You Be Ready?
May 19 by Dr. Beverly KayeRegardless of "The Great Resignation" threat companies are fearing, it’s a safe bet that many will be re-boarding a good portion of their workforces onto a changed ship sailing a changed sea. And these changes – unrecognized or unaddressed – could be as dangerous as the pandemic.
10 Key Insights to Unlock Your Company's L&D Potential
May 05 by Bruce RosensteinContributor Bruce Rosenstein of Leader to Leader is back with 10 key insights that have direct implications for how people learn and lead, and the conditions set by management and leadership that either advance learning… or make it more difficult.
Why You Must Frame OKRs as a Learning Opportunity
May 03 by Paul NivenThere's nothing wrong with a desire to excel and achieve breakthrough performance, in fact promoting visionary thinking is one of the primary attributes and benefits of OKRs. But how we frame the language of that journey matters – a lot.
How Learning Leaders Can Bring More Humanity to Work
May 02 by Anne McSilverShubhang Dave, head of people science, for Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, at LinkedIn, shares what’s driving employee happiness and how learning leaders can support care and well-being.
FYI on Measuring the ROI of Executive Coaching
April 28 by Jody MichaelLeadership development is a rewarding undertaking, but the interpersonal nature of executive coaching makes it hard for companies to measure a tangible return on their investment.
The Truth About the ‘Great Resignation’ – Who Changed Jobs, Where They Went and Why
April 27 by Carlos Carrillo-TudelaAre workers quitting work entirely, as the pandemic makes us reevaluate our priorities? Or are they quitting to pursue their dreams in a different career? We’ve been looking at to what extent The Great Resignation narrative holds true in the UK.
How To Lead With Empathy Through Employee Burnout (And Still Get Business Results)
April 25 by Scott MautzThe need to lead with empathy has never been greater, as more and more employees struggle and feel overwhelmed at work. In this post, you’ll learn 3 strategies for leading with empathy, while still getting results.
Target Inclusion Measurement to Drive DE&I Impact
April 21 by Claude WerderAccording to a Brandon Hall Group study, despite the best intentions of employers, the business impact of diversity, equity & inclusion remains modest with many organizations lacking frameworks/measurements as part of their DEI strategy. Here’s how to focus on DEI metrics to show impact and value.
How LinkedIn’s Skills-First Approach Keeps Employees’ Skills Competitive & Increases Retention
April 19 by Linda Jingfang CaiLinda Jingfang Cai, VP of Talent Development at LinkedIn, shares insights into how LinkedIn is discovering what skills are distributed, what skills are being developed and what skills employees need to stay competitive.
Social Learning vs. Community Based Learning: What’s the Difference?
April 18 by Anthony Santa MariaSuccessful L&D environments understand how learning strategies align with learning needs. This post will distinguish between two forms of group learning - social and community - and explain how a blend of these can deliver the ideal learning environment for your organization.
A Practice To Embrace New Beginnings
April 14 by Jeremy Hunter, Ph.D.Feelings that arise when something ends can remind us that we’re not in control. Try this letting go ritual the next time you need a gentle reminder to create space for the next stage.