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Marissa Mayer Under the Spotlight: What Can Leaders Learn About Trust?
Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo!, was hired to fix a broken organization. She came into the spotlight recently with her decision to remove the option to work from home. This caused a huge uproar – tweets, blog posts and articles … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Culture, Productivity, Training, Trust
Tagged Communication, Culture, Leadership, Marissa Mayer, Training, Trust
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Urgency for Leadership Development is Growing
Leadership development has long been considered a discretionary expense. During economic downturns it is often one of the first budget line-items to be cut. However, there was a different feeling this time around. As we entered the recession in 2008 … Continue reading
New e-book: Getting More from Your Investment in Training
The current global economy is forcing people and organizations to find ways to do business more efficiently and more effectively. Companies are revisiting strategy, markets, R&D, size of workforce, and their entire cost structure. There is an intense focus on … Continue reading
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Tagged 5As Framework, Leaderhsip Development, Learning, Learning Culture, Training, Training ROI
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Applying the 5As Framework
Often when working with clients to design and deliver leadership training, I’m told to create an experience where participants have fun, are fully engaged in the program and learn new skills. Recently, I partnered with a client, a major U.S.-based insurance company, that decided … Continue reading



