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How to Lead as a Mentor
Leaders who see their job as helping employees be successful (mentoring) create a competent, confident workforce that is engaged, happy, and productive—and results are sure to follow.
Collaboration and the Logic Model
One useful tool, particularly for structured collaboration, is a Logic Model and the graphical Results Chain, a simple graphic mapping out of the intended pathway to intended results.
Activities for Virtual Staff Meetings
As organizations increasingly employ remote workers, successful managers must adjust work processes, both large and small, to ensure that remote employees feel connected. Here are three types of audio-based activities—along with examples, resources, and potential pitfalls—that can help.
In Pursuit of Lifelong Learning
Ultimately, it’s up to the learners to trace a plan from where they are to where they want to be. What is the best way to learn?
Virtual Leadership—Closing the Distance
Many of the skills trainers already use in creating a successful classroom experience are applicable to overcoming the challenges leaders face in a virtual environment.
Leaders vs. Trainers
“Leaders lead and trainers train” is the conventional approach, but some companies find there’s no better teacher than an executive who can speak from direct experience.
The Innovator’s Other Dilemma: Getting Accountability Right
When people learn about positive accountability—holding themselves and others accountable in a way that motivates everyone to get the results expected of them—results begin to improve immediately.
Why Questioning Work Is the New Time Management
When people become comfortable questioning and challenging assumptions about work, it often becomes clear that redesigning the work—doing it in a new way than was originally specified—is often the best option.
Common Questions about Host Leadership
Host leadership is about building relationships—at work, in the community, in society, at home—to engage others. This engagement is the key ingredient that leads to increased performance and results.
Versatility: The Engine of Success
Versatility is the ability to recognize differences in communication preferences and to adapt to make others more open and receptive—creating more effective and productive relationships.