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Organizational change is closely related to organizational culture and leadership. As change is a core competency for people and organizations, it's crucial to develop this skill. The blog posts in this tribe are about organization development and change, based on culture and positive leadership.
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Weekly Round-Up: Survey Reveals Why Employees Are Leaving, Empathy as a Business Strategy, 15 Ways Leaders Can Help...

Welcome to my weekly round-up of the best-of-the-best recent leadership and communication blog posts.  This Week's Round-Up of Leadership and Communication...
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What It Takes To Successfully Lead From The Middle Of Your Organization

If you’re a leader who leads from the so-called messy middle, I”m sure there are times where you feel how the challenges you face are uniquely different from...
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Think About Your Employees, Not Yourself, When Creating a Theme for Your Strategy

I heard an interesting comparison recently. When you see people on the street talking to themselves, we think just that: they’re talking to themselves. Yet...
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When Everyone’s Responsible, No One’s Responsible

If a person cried out for help, would you help them or simply watch from the sidelines? That’s not a trick question. The fact is, most people won’t respond...
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10 Most-Read Blogs on Leadership & Communication in Q3 2021

This is the time of year I like to reflect on what’s worked well over the past several months, so I can take what has forward as I plan for the year ahead. If...
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