…to managerial responsibilities. Leaders should aim for a better understanding of organizational chain of command and pay more attention to the success of others. First-Line Manager to Middle Manager: 9…
…sheds some light. Rick Hanson, author of Hardwiring Happiness, uses a salient example. He says there were two types if mistakes our ancestors could make… with drastically different consequences. Mistake…
…The short answer: both. Imagine a few examples: You are motivated by providing comfort & support. The upside: you are likely protective, helpful, and sensitive to others’ needs. The downside:…
…we rely on for more complex thinking, reasoning, and decision-making – takes a back seat. Our brains work this way for a reason: they encounter exponentially more information than they…
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…period – a time when you and your client are learning how to understand each other, building a common language, and developing a clearer picture of their work and their…
…The 2018 MRG Annual Update Q: How can you help us assess competencies for a client? A: MRG has mapped many client competency models to the LEA (sometimes in combination…
…behaviors and competencies? A: (Tricia) We think the shift to more people-oriented behaviors and competencies is likely coming about because both the leaders and those they are interacting with have…
…are most likely underestimate. Leaders are more likely to underestimate how thoroughly they communicate (COMMUNICATION), and how frequently they ensure everyone is meeting commitments (CONTROL). 4. There are 5 behaviors…
…when the top leadership supports the constructive free expression of ideas and fair action. The research coming out of the VUCA world concept (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) reinforces the need…
