Dan McCarthy, host of the blog Great Leadership is trying out something new. This month, he launched the Leadership Development Roundtable Challenge and I think it’s something you’ll want to check out. This is how it works: Once a month, a leadership blogger will host a “challenge” question that highlights a typical dilemma or challenge…
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Following. It’s the New Leadership
If you find yourself still thinking about a three-minute video clip six days after you first saw it, chances are it had a pretty powerful message. That’s definitely the case for me as I reflect on the hilarious, but insightful video clip shown at the TEDx Grand Rapids event last week. The video features Derek…
New Partnership – SmartBrief on Leadership and The Lead Change Group
Here’s an excellent leadership resource for you: the SmartBrief on Leadership blog. It’s curated by SmartBrief, which is a media company that aggregates the top news from a variety of industries. You can receive a daily digest via email on industry topics of your choosing. For example I subscribe to their Leadership and Workplace editions. It’s…
25 More Leadership Development Resources
This time last year, I published a post called 25 Free Leadership Development Resources, which turned out to be The People Equation’s most-read post of 2010. Clearly, there’s an interest in free stuff to help develop one’s leadership skills. With that in mind, I went searching again for “free” resources. I’m delighted to present you…
Making the Most of Leadership Assessments
I was talking “leadership assessment” with two colleagues the other day. Both are employed by large organizations well-known for their people development practices. We were exploring the merits of assessing for leadership qualities, both as a pre-employment screening tool and for development purposes after the leader is hired. Not surprisingly, there were varying opinions—which assessments…