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OCT
2016
Candor, Criticism, Teamwork... and designating a Jedi Master!
Via Harvard Business Review
Some experts suggest that forthrightness within a company should not only be encouraged, but required. Yet getting employees to buy in and trust a systematic shift toward candor can be difficult. This article offers 3 techniques to help colleagues at all levels work more effectively and directly...
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SEP
2016
Why leadership training fails - and what to do about it
Via Harvard Business Review
For years, companies have lavished time and money on improving the capabilities of employees and on nurturing new leaders. However research shows that the ROI is failing to deliver expected returns. Why?