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The new rules . . .

A thoughtful piece by Abhijit Bhaduri on leadership in a digital age – The new language of leadership.  

14/03/201714/03/2017 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Lessons in leadership . . .

If I lived in the US, I feel sure I’d be applying to work for Blake Mycoskie. Watch this 4 minute film to hear his views on leadership, vision, and working together.    

28/02/201726/02/2017 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Top tip . . .

“Leaders Should Be Honest About Feeling Uncertain” Harvard Business Review Management Tip of the Day, 07 May 2015

07/08/201627/06/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Lighting the way . . .

“Those who have torches will hand them on to others.” (Plato) As a leader, can you hand the torch to someone else? Can you light the path ahead for another? Might you help someone to grow as a leader? Could your torch be an illuminating moment on your own leadership journey towards the excellence you… Read More Lighting the way . . .

19/07/201626/06/2016 Christine Wilkinson2 Comments

Enable me . . .

Is this your leader?

06/07/201626/06/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Simply the best . . .

29/06/201623/06/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

I’m storming Norm . . .

The impact of change can feel relentless, especially when the change affects team dynamics. Psychology Professor Bruce Tuckman identified four stages of team development – Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing – that any team can go through, whether they’ve been together for a while or are affected by the comings and goings of team members during… Read More I’m storming Norm . . .

15/06/201626/05/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Work it out . . .

Try this. List the 3 leaders you most admire. They might be from business, social media, politics, technology, the sciences, books . . . anywhere. Now look at your list. What does that tell you?

11/06/201626/05/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

When stroppy is good . . .

Professional business writer and consultant Tom Siebold devised a leadership exercise to identify strategies to deal with negative employees.  I was amazed by how many negativity types he came up with:   The Resisters – They rail against anything different The Wobbly – They are constantly shifting moods and expect others to adjust to them The Gossipers… Read More When stroppy is good . . .

01/06/201626/05/2016 Christine WilkinsonLeave a comment

Good leaders . . .

On the same day that I read an article suggesting that trying to create an image of perfection is a sign of being a bad boss, I came across a most wonderful example of a good one. After a moment of quiet reflection, a leader who I much admire sent a handwritten note to their… Read More Good leaders . . .

29/04/201624/04/2016 Christine Wilkinson2 Comments

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