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Disruption by design: 6 traits of agile organizations

CLO Magazine

However, that alone, is not the answer, because workforce resilience is actually a function of both individual traits and environmental factors — we’ll call that culture. You’ll need to cultivate an agile environment — a culture — to produce an agile workforce. Now, they should trust them to execute too. Organizational justice.

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The science of executive leadership: Training that drives organizational results

CLO Magazine

Executives directly impact your organization’s culture and success. This alone can have devastating effects on decision-making, ethical behavior and culture cornerstones like psychological safety. See the big picture We might not always be in critical meetings where we can learn what executives need.

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Your skills development strategy won’t work: Here’s why

CLO Magazine

The truth is, the best learning solutions won’t matter if you don’t have these two essential elements: Trust and psychological safety. What do we mean by trust in the workplace? Trust in the workplace isn’t the only foundational part of a people team’s success. How can you embed trust-building into learning experiences?

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Manager, mentor or coach? Help! We need some distinctions!

CLO Magazine

Each organization is different, so the expectation is not that each one will adopt these exact definitions and ideas, rather, that they be used as a starting place for those who see the need to create clear distinctions that fit their culture and the outcomes they seek. They must be able to paint the picture of what a good job looks like.

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Getting to the truth of DEI program effectiveness with ‘organizational justice’

CLO Magazine

To move beyond shallow promises and toward a truly inclusive culture, it needs to be understood that the real work happens after someone is onboarded. Even if L&D opportunities are expanded and tuition reimbursement programs are reformed, there will remain the underlying issue of company culture. But there’s a huge caveat.

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Effective Leadership is Transformational

CLO Magazine

Picture a target with three concentric circles around a bull’s-eye. The key to successful one-on-one leadership is the ability to develop a trusting relationship with another person. When the leader extends trust first, it encourages a direct report to behave in a trustworthy manner. Today we know that’s just not true.

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Agile innovation in the face of COVID-19

CLO Magazine

Be very intentional about building trust, particularly as employees work from home to limit the spread of COVID-19. A culture of innovation requires support for experimentation and collaboration. Understanding the whole picture — not the individual parts — is imperative for teams to be effective.

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