Scenario planning for the future
This piece was written in early 2020 and originally appeared on the Venn Innovation blog. Written by: Jonathan Dunnett (Are you the author?)Photo We are...
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The three boundaries of a leader
There are three boundaries leaders must know how to recognise and redefine – and, in some cases, blow up, according to former Unilever CEO, Paul...
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Codifying Culture For Operational Consistency
How do you create a culture for operational consistency? Do these things. Written by: Robert J. Kohlhepp (Are you the author?)Photo My career within a...
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A transactional approach to power
Taking a transactional approach to power might sound innately bad, but not when you take this reframing of power seriously. Written by: Ted Kinni (Are...
Leadership and Learning by Faith
Leadership and learning go hand in hand: it never ends, and that’s a good thing. Written by: Robert E. Quinn (Are you the author?)Photo There...
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Five ways to avoid the pitfalls of binary decisions
Understanding ways to avoid the pitfalls of binary decisions is a skill that everyone can develop. Written by: Eric J. McNulty (Are you the author?)Photo...
End your meeting with clear decisions and a shared commitment
Clear decisions and a shared commitment enable you to be more effective after your meetings. Written by: Elizabeth Doty (Are you the author?)Photo Years ago,...
Are Teams Better Than Individuals at Getting Work Done?
Are Teams Better Than Individuals at Getting Work Done? According to new research, It seems it depends on the situation. Written by: Knowledge @ Wharton...
What to Do With Contrarians?
Contrarians can be painful, but they can also be a great asset to your team. Written by: Henning Piezunka, Vikas A. Aggarwal, Hart E. Posen...
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Changing Others Is The Most Important Capability A Leader Can Develop
Changing others isn’t always easy, but the right process can help you turn around challenging situations. Written by: Peter Bregman (Are you the author?)Photo When...
