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Leadership Hustle

The Performance Improvement Blog

In his column for Forbes.com, John Baldoni writes about how Rick Pitino, coach of the 2013 NCAA national champion Louisville Cardinals basketball team, would keep track of his players’ deflections during their games. However, I wonder if we can use organizational deflections to measure leadership hustle?

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Year in Review - 2013

The Performance Improvement Blog

Throughout 2013, I used this blog to illuminate important leadership and management issues. Employee Engagement Evaluation Leadership Management Organization Culture Organizational Learning culture change learning culture year in review' Why Learning Is Not Applied.

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Coaching Apps: What’s Available Now?

CLO Magazine

The AI coaching niche is still a small part of the HR tech world, but there are a number of promising young companies on the scene. This AI-powered coaching app features a self-learning bot that uses anonymous employee surveys targeting specific leadership attributes to deliver custom tips and learning content directly to managers.

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Best of Training Industry's 2013 findings

Training Industry

In 2013, Training Industry’s studies focused on a variety of topics, ranging from onboarding and knowledge transfer to the use of virtual environments in leadership development. Effective organizations use coaching and mentor networks approximately twice as often as those that are rated ineffective when it comes to knowledge transfer.

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Study Sheds Light on the Progress of Coaching Industry

CLO Magazine

Coaching yields many positives for organizations, including leadership development and performance, increased levels of employee engagement, reduced attrition and improved teamwork, a new study shows. • Most organizations use a "hybrid" model, employing both internal and external coaches. Lexington, Ky.

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Best of Training Industry 2013 findings

Training Industry

In 2013, Training Industry’s studies focused on a variety of topics, ranging from onboarding and knowledge transfer to the use of virtual environments in leadership development. Effective organizations use coaching and mentor networks approximately twice as often as those that are rated ineffective when it comes to knowledge transfer.

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How to Foster a Culture of Innovative Teams

Infopro Learning

New York Times, October 24, 2013)Creating a list of skills required for the team and then having people sign up can be a way to find out about motivation and interest as well as the specific skills required for the team to be successful. We hope these guidelines help you continue in your process and encourage innovation in your leadership.