Start 2022 off right by supporting the learning and development of your leaders in Quarter 1. Take the first few months of 2022 to invest in strategic leadership development initiatives. When you build a strong learning strategy that supports social, experiential, and impactful development opportunities in Q1, you can count on it to pay out…
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On this episode of the Learn to Lead Podcast, I interviewed LaTonya Wilkins. LaTonya is the founder of the Change Coaches. She previously worked in HR, Talent Management, and Learning and Development at General Electric, Abbott Laboratories, and AbbVie.She’s the current president of the True Star Youth Foundation Board, and she’s the Director of Leadership…
CNN once called Molly Fletcher “the female Jerry Maguire” due to the fact that she recruited and represented hundreds of sport’s biggest names as their agent. She’s been featured by ESPN, Fast Company, Forbes, and Sports Illustrated. She’s the author of five books, including A Winner’s Guide to Negotiating and The Business of Being the…
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By Allison St. John, Lead Virtual Facilitator at Abilitie Co-Founder, The Remote Leader Project Remote work. Just saying it elicits dozens of idealized perks both employees and employers dream of. Yet, it comes with challenges and shadows that threaten vital human connection that most managers are unprepared to face. For organizations, remote work means talent…
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It was my first job out of graduate school and I was working for a well-known company that allowed my mother to boast of her successful daughter. Meanwhile, I was working 60-80 hour weeks fielding the requests of four different managers and product areas, and giving it my all with very little feedback one way…
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Note: This is the first of a new kind of blog post we’re trying out — Margin Notes. Margin Notes are quick snippets to get your (and our!) mental energy percolating. Fewer than 250 words, stimulating, sometimes controversial. Enjoy! As early as 2011, experts were concerned and excited by hyperspecialization in the 21st Century. The…
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