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Role of Leaders in Managing Remote & Hybrid BFSI Teams

Infopro Learning

Despite 60% of respondents noting improvements in their work arrangements since 2020, only 34% reported a positive shift in their corporate culture over the same period. So, what pivotal role must leadership undertake in guiding and supporting remote and hybrid teams? The exact reasons behind this phenomenon remain unclear.

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Effective Leadership in the Digital Age: A CEO’s Blueprint

Kitaboo

Throughout history, leadership traits like vision, decisiveness, and adaptability have defined great CEOs. However, the digital age has transformed this narrative, demanding a recalibration of leadership paradigms. This transformative change redefined traditional work structures, prompting CEOs to embrace remote work culture.

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Managing onward and upward

CLO Magazine

Practice versatility in their communication and work styles, aligning with those of their leader. Adopt their leader’s goals. Use plain speak. Are aware of how their story is conveyed.

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The team quotient: Becoming expert teams

CLO Magazine

The reason, we tell ourselves, is that we believe that technical expertise will, somehow, translate into managerial or leadership expertise. Becoming expert teams To do this, an intensive, interdisciplinary and experiential leadership development program is necessary. However, that is not always the case.

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Building a Collaborative Learning Culture

Learning Rebels

Inadequate leadership support: Without strong support and guidance from leadership, team members may not feel encouraged or empowered to engage in collaborative learning. Join Learning Rebels Conversations! Team members may perceive it as an additional burden on their existing workload. Stay curious!

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Sexual Harassment Prevention Starts With Leadership

CLO Magazine

When you’re trying to change organizational culture, the most powerful and easiest way to do it is to make changes in leadership,” Ihsanullah said. “It Learning leaders should have discussions with the leadership team about what inclusive behavior looks like and how the organization can put it into action. Changing the Culture.

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Leading a Thriving Organization: 6 Questions for Leaders to Explore

TIER1 Performance

Assessment is a helpful starting point; through regular assessment, leaders can identify their strengths and opportunities to grow in their leadership capability as well as areas to focus future leadership development within the broader organization. They also can foster this sense of purpose through conversation.