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  Brendan Ho

  

  8 Steps to Creating an Effective Leadership Development Program

  Entrepreneur - Chris Mayfield

  Develop your company's current and future leaders for maximum success. If you're seeking to create a high-performing organization, there are specific tasks you cannot ignore. Chief among those tasks is developing your company's current and future leaders. The thought of designing and implementing a …

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  Brendan Ho

  

  What Leadership Development Should Look Like in the Hybrid Era

  Harvard Business Review - Julian Birkinshaw, and Maya Gudka, and Steve Marshall

  Traditional leadership development tells us that 70% of learning happens through on-the-job experience, 20% though feedback, and 10% through formal training. Research conducted over the past three years points to an alternative — and, we believe, more effective — framework for the process that …

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  Brendan Ho

  Apr 3, 2022
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  Brendan Ho

  

  How Organizations Can Prioritize Leadership Development In 2022

  Forbes - Andrew Rahaman

  Andrew Rahaman, Ed.D, bluSPARC.com, focuses on succession management through executive coaching, onboarding and assessments. bluSPARC™ Leadership development has a number of benefits when you make it your organization's No. 1 priority. We’re living in unprecedented times. With heightened pressure …

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  Brendan Ho

  

  Leadership Training Shouldn’t Just Be for Top Performers

  Harvard Business Review - Navio Kwok and Winny Shen

  When it comes to leadership development, the business case for investing in the “best” given limited organizational resources appears straightforward: Individuals who have a demonstrated track record of success deserve to be recognized, right? They also seem like sure bets who will benefit the most …

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  Brendan Ho

  

  A 4-point strategy to grow your company's diverse talent pipeline

  Fast Company - John Oswald

  A new survey of 1,240 registered voters found 68% of Democrats and 52% of Republicans believe diversity and inclusion should be a priority for companies. The same research, by ROKK Solutions and Penn State’s Smeal College of Business and Center for the Business of Sustainability found an overlap …