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Leadership and Management
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Strategic thinking precedes effective organisational change
The one question that every organisation must answer in order not just to survive, but also to realize its true reason for existence is . . . “What is our sustainable competitive...
John Nicholls (1994) proposed that leadership skills be considered from the basis of inspirational leadership (the heart), strategic leadership (the head), and supervisory leadership (of the hands). In all three cases, leadership is about the effect of the leader on people, individually or...
In a recent leadership survey 72% of respondents indicated they were looking
for a leader who was forward looking. At the same time they also identified that
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Los Angeles experienced a 4.4 magnitude earthquake on 17 March 2010. What makes the quake significant is that it was the latest in a long list of earthquakes that occurred in just the first eleven weeks of 2010. The LA earthquake followed the dramatic quake in Haiti, the 8.8 earthquake in Chile...
Talent management is a bit of a misnomer really. How can we ever presume to manage someone else's talent. When we talk about talent management, what is generally understood is that we are referring to an organizations ability to attract, retain, and develop individuals who will continue to...
Once a year at the annual meeting of General Electrics top one hundred executives, each of the firm's thirteen business leaders is required to present an environmental scanning analysis of his...