Leadership Resources

Accelerating Transitions: Initiate, Engage and Refine Networks for Success in New Roles

November 11, 2021 0 Kevin Wilde

Twenty years of assessing networks and individual performance in more than 300 organizations has shown that initiating, engaging, and refining personal networks in targeted ways is critical to successful role transition. Our most recent research revealed specific strategies of people…

Crisis Leadership 2020

Hogan Assessment: Leaders in Times of Crisis (Interactive Worksheet)

December 10, 2020 0 Sam Qureshi

Interactive Version of “Leader in Times of Crisis” study Thuoper, one of Hogan’s strategic partners, built the Leader in Times of Crisis program to study the personality traits of more than 200 CEOs in Colombia. The program’s main objective was…

Crisis Leadership 2020

Hogan Assessment: Leaders in Times of Crisis

December 8, 2020 0 Sam Qureshi

Thuoper, one of Hogan’s strategic partners, built the Leader in Times of Crisis program to study the personality traits of more than 200 CEOs in Colombia. The program’s main objective was to help leaders achieve a higher level of strategic…

Crisis Leadership 2020

Are you Leading Through Crisis…or Managing the Response?

November 24, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Replete with both complexity and change, crises require executives to both lead and manage effectively. But often, leaders tend to focus their efforts on management, rather than leadership. The most effective leaders in crises ensure that someone else is managing…

Work-Life Balance

Qualities good leaders/executives have that excel at Work Life Balance

November 24, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Organization/Delegation Skills are critical along with proper time management and tools to be effective: Track Your Time Determine Your Priorities Delegate effectively Schedule Scrupulously Establish Boundaries Take Care of your health & exercise Bake in time for pause, rest…

Work-Life Balance

Zeigarnik Effect – Psychology Behind the Scenes.

November 24, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Originally intrigued by an article Jennifer Deal wrote for the Wall Street Journal, we were directed to her website while doing research on the “Zeigarnik Effect”-the difficulty people have to compltely forget about something when it is left incomplete.…

Work-Life Balance

How to say “NO” effectively

November 24, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Saying no is a habit we learn as children and associate with being bad mannered, disliked, or selfish. We worry that saying no will cause guilt, humility or rejection. You must therefore learn when and how to say both…

Work-Life Balance

Evaluate and Manage Work-Life Balance (Identify Burnout)

November 23, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Burnout is a 3 component syndrome that arises in response to stressors on the job. Exhaustion Physical, cognitive, and emotional fatigue Stems from “always-on” 24/7 cultures, intense time pressure, lack of control Unable to concentrate or see the big picture.…

Work-Life Balance

OECD Better Life Index

November 23, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

This article from OECD provides research results of the Better Life Index based on 11 topics, and Work-Life Balance is one of them. The research contains results evaluated between 40 developed countries. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)…

Mindfulness

Here’s what Mindfulness Is (and Isn’t) Good for

November 23, 2020 0 Kevin Wilde

Mindfulness Isn’t the Answer to Everything. Here’s When It Helps This article cuts through some of the fluff worked with scientists to assess mindfulness literature with scientific rigor. While mindfulness can’t help with everything, they found solid research to support…

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