Dr. Erik Reis November 18, 2020 Everything will be different once COVID-19 has passed. Is your company ready for the exponential growth and surge of business that will inevitably follow? If an extraterrestrial being was looking through a telescope at the world we’re currently living in, I’m sure they would be asking themselves many questions. … Continue reading The 2 Ultimate Ways Corporate Leaders Can Optimize Post-Traumatic Growth in The Post-COVID Business World
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How B2B Leaders Can Navigate 2021 Uncertainties With Buyer Insight
Tony Zambito November 11, 2020 One of the most fascinating figures in American business history was that of Lee Iacocca. Iacocca, who died at the age of 94 in 2019, was a visionary leader who was the only executive in modern times to lead two of the Big Three American automakers. Ford and Chrysler. At … Continue reading How B2B Leaders Can Navigate 2021 Uncertainties With Buyer Insight
4 Tips For Leaders To Build An Empathy Centric Culture
Barasha Medhi October 13, 2020 Building empathy as part of your company’s core values is perhaps one of the most powerful steps you can take to make a difference. The reason why empathy is so important is that workplaces comprise of humans. People need understanding, support, and caring to thrive truly. Because today’s organizations are … Continue reading 4 Tips For Leaders To Build An Empathy Centric Culture
3 Mistakes Leaders Make When Managing Millennials
Paul Keijzer September 28, 2020 In nearly every corner of the world, business leaders are discussing millennials: their attitudes, their behaviours and their beliefs. Primarily because millennials are dominating the workforce, and will make up 75% of the global workforce by 2025 according to The Deloitte Millennial Survey. It’s essential for leaders to understand how … Continue reading 3 Mistakes Leaders Make When Managing Millennials
4 Biases That All Leaders Have
Cary Bailey-Findley September 9, 2020 We like to think that we are logical decision makers, but humans are notorious for making biased decisions. This got hammered into me early in my career, when I attended my previous company’s strategic leadership retreat for the top 300 leaders of the company. I thought this would be an … Continue reading 4 Biases That All Leaders Have
How Leaders Can Protect Employee Wellbeing During COVID-19
Paul Keijzer August 14, 2020 The ability of your organisation to endure this pandemic lies in how resilient and adaptable it is and you will be needing both these traits from your employees. However, the duty of self-care must start from yourself. As a business leader, you may be struggling as well, but what’s important … Continue reading How Leaders Can Protect Employee Wellbeing During COVID-19
4 Reasons We Need Emotionally Intelligent Leaders in Times of Crisis
Paul Keijzer August 14, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has been a colossal test of leadership across industries and geographies. Nearly every organisation has faced unprecedented challenges over the past few months, ultimately testing the values and skills of its leaders. Needless to say, in order to navigate this uncertainty, one requires courage, compassion, and mental … Continue reading 4 Reasons We Need Emotionally Intelligent Leaders in Times of Crisis
Great Leaders are Made, Not Born: 4 Strategies for Becoming a Better Leader
Paul Keijzer August 12, 2020 One of the most often-asked questions about leadership is: Are leaders born or made? Research suggests that leadership is about one-third born and two-thirds made. No matter which industry do you belong to – business, sports, politics or some other – the ability to effectively motivate and lead a group … Continue reading Great Leaders are Made, Not Born: 4 Strategies for Becoming a Better Leader
The Dark Side of Leadership: 4 Reasons Leaders Fail
Paul Keijzer August 13, 2020 The very traits that make a leader strong can lead to their downfall if taken to extreme. Interestingly enough, even a leadership positive can turn into a leadership negative if it remains unchecked. There is a very fine line between successful leadership and failed leadership. A study by the Centre … Continue reading The Dark Side of Leadership: 4 Reasons Leaders Fail
The Supply Chain Leaders Guide to the 21st Century
Elaine Ditty August 3, 2020 With the genesis of Supply Chain Management in the early 1980s, it is no coincidence that this decade also saw the emergence of the personal computer. Where previously a manual and labour-intensive process, this surge of new technology-enabled significant improvements in supply chain planning and execution of the same. These … Continue reading The Supply Chain Leaders Guide to the 21st Century
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