Leadership and Succession
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Discover the key traits of effective leadership, learn to develop leadership skills, differentiate between leadership and management, and build successful teams.
Revolutionize the way you think about organizational leadership.
Rethink the way your organization selects leaders to build a robust and diverse leadership talent pipeline.
In the changing workplace, a manager's role is far more than supervisory. Is your organization underinvesting in their leadership development?
At the forefront of internal learning and development, this global bank built a platform to bring its vibrant culture of mobility to life.
Learn how to help people understand if they really want to get into a management role through a realistic job preview.
Learn why it's important to start treating your managers like stars and focus on their experience -- the manager experience.
Learn why most development programs leave managers asking, "What now?" and how understanding the manager experience can increase learning.
Learn why trust in leadership is low, why it varies greatly from one team to another and how leaders can start building a culture of trust today.
Learn about the business case for fair hiring assessments and why even the best managers have hiring biases.
Learn why cognitive bias is hurting your promotion and succession decisions and how to create a plan that relies on data, not perception.
Learn four practical steps for turning succession planning from an imprecise art into an exact science.
Businesses must address this leadership shortage if they're going to capitalize on the region's projected rapid growth.
35% of U.S. Managers Are Engaged in Their Jobs
Big Â鶹´«Ã½AV findings include why great managers are so rare --- and why employee satisfaction doesn't matter, among others.
Engagement is alarmingly low among senior leaders in the region. If they're going to grow in the next decade, Asian companies must develop an effective leadership pipeline now.
How engaged workplaces drive job creation. Lowering healthcare and absenteeism costs. And: Is college worth it? These are among the topics the GBJ covered during the past 12 months.