Businesses are reeling from the hidden costs of unresolved conflict on personal productivity and the bottom line. Coaching and conflict resolution may sound more like the domain of Anthony Robbins and Nelson Mandella than your own corporate projects, however conflict resolution is one of the fastest-growing trends among leaders seeking collaboration to achieve change. Where there is conflict, communication suffers, and along with it everything from an intimate relationship to a balance sheet. more »
Leaders' decision-making competence is being tested by the times. In team meetings, boardrooms and in executive suites, critical business and talent decisions are made. More than ever, society recognizes the high stakes of these decisions and how they effect not only organizations, but also our entire economy and collective livelihoods. The wiring of the brain, with its integrated nature and relative speediness of emotional circuitry, makes it impossible to make completely rational decisions. more »
Businesses are reeling from the hidden costs of unresolved conflict on personal productivity and the bottom line. Coaching and conflict resolution may sound more like the domain of Anthony Robbins and Nelson Mandella than your own corporate projects, however conflict resolution is one of the fastest-growing trends among leaders seeking collaboration to achieve change. Where there is conflict, communication suffers, and along with it everything from an intimate relationship to a balance sheet. Energy is diverted from constructive goals into resentment and self-justification, and important work remains undone. This webcast will reveal five basic steps that you can begin to master for effective coaching and conflict resolution competencies.
You can significantly improve your leadership and conflict resolution by learning (and practicing) these five underlying competencies. Don't miss these webcast take away's that are critical in business today, particularly for corporate leaders and those who aspire to lead:
Leaders' decision-making competence is being tested by the times. In team meetings, boardrooms and in executive suites, critical business and talent decisions are made. More than ever, society recognizes the high stakes of these decisions and how they effect not only organizations, but also our entire economy and collective livelihoods. The wiring of the brain, with its integrated nature and relative speediness of emotional circuitry, makes it impossible to make completely rational decisions. Yet increasing our moment-to-moment awareness of the emotional and well as factual bases of our decisions ultimately leads to making better decisions. Effective leaders embrace the complexity of today's decisions by understanding the capabilities and biases of those around them. By first recognizing their personal limitations in a world of information overload and by coming to know the worldviews of all their key advisors, peers and direct reports, top decision makers more effectively integrate wide-ranging information to make better decisions. If you want to improve decision-making as a critical competency in your organization, this webcast is for you! more »
New research reveals that talent with limited networking skills have a negative impact on business operations in a wide variety of arenas - retention, management, decision-making, business development, and productivity. Networking is not just a job-finding skill. Networks help your employees get the job done and tap into knowledge for both small to global enterprises. Knowing how to create, cultivate, and capitalize on networking opportunities is critical to building thriving communities of practice that extend beyond your organization. You may be surprised to realize how little your employees know about this critical networking competency. Discover the learnable behaviors that underlie networking competency. Learn how you can get your organization started, or further down the road, when it comes to leveraging networks for productivity. more »
As organizations get leaner and flatter, high potentials and "A players" are often asked to step up to assume roles with greater scope and strategic responsibility much sooner in their careers. In a challenged economy, hi-pos may be taking on senior-level roles as much as six years sooner than they would be a decade ago. Just because they've been successful in the past does not mean they will be successful at new kinds of job challenges. How can their "turbo-development" of key competencies be supported so they succeed? This webcast will identify critical competencies that your emerging leaders need to develop and will demonstrate how an investment in their success benefits the bottom line. more »
The best performing hospitals (in the annual US New & World Report) have both outstanding clinical performance and patient satisfaction. The prescription these organizations give their talent in large doses is recognition of critical competencies. Learn how some of the best hospitals keep their talent pool healthy and robust with the best performing RN's, physicians, chemistry technologists, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, research scientists and leaders. You'll discover how integrating critical competencies into your talent management plan and measuring their demonstration and effective use can result in a stellar organizational health report that shows up in the vital bottom line.
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If culture is the infrastructure of your organization, processes and competencies are the bricks and mortar. Collectively they are the working tools for performance management and support your talent to achieve desired business outcomes. This webcast features a case study from PMI Mortgage Insurance Company, when they began with desired metrics on their balanced scorecard to guide implementation of a competency model. Hear how they cascaded competencies to shape a culture, prioritized aligned critical competencies at each level, and incorporated competencies into individuals' performance goals. You'll learn how competencies helped change organizational culture to support PMI's business strategy and the impact on integrated talent management processes. more »
Formulas for success don't change... or do they? Dynamic and successful organizations' strategic direction, business priorities and operating environment are constantly changing. It follows that competencies have a finite shelf life. Have you reviewed and affirmed essential competencies to develop an agile workforce that will realize future business imperatives, beginning with leadership and your high potential talent? Since leadership is expected to be as sensitive to changes in their environment as an Indian scout, leadership competencies must be equal to changing demands. Re-defining and realigning organizational competencies with emerging business needs is the focus of this webcast. You'll hear a case study from IBM who transformed their culture with an emphasis on critical new leadership competencies.
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As the new year begins, no doubt your company has set new goals. When a business changes strategy and direction, as talent managers, how do you ensure the right people are developed for the right roles? Begin with assessments to determine the competencies you have onboard and identify talent you need to find. Train hiring managers to look for and develop talent onboard to match business priorities. When done right, you'll realize business results evident in bottom line revenue and desired employee performance. It all rests on determining and affirming the critical competencies to get the right people with the right job fit at the right time. Join us to hear a deployment case study on how a sales organization achieved significant increase in profits using the three part approach-- Right People, Right Fit, Right Time-- and delivered with business results. Take away tips on how to apply similar deployment techniques in your organization. more »
Yes, competency management really does matter. This webcast will highlight Bersin & Associates recent research on the use of competencies to drive seven key talent management processes. You'll hear case study examples of how organizations develop pragmatic and strategic competency models that achieve business impact in performance management, leadership development, succession planning, and recruiting. Discover why competency management is one of the essential tools that sustains high performance organizations. more »
Wouldn't it be impressive if managers and HR knew the competency strengths and gaps in their organization by business unit and could use that information to predict likelihood of achieving business outcomes? Or if they could confidently support an investment in development to improve the right critical competencies? This webcast will cover illustrative case studies applying analytics rigor to competency models. Whether your role is line management, workforce planning, talent acquisition, or organizational development, analytics-based competency development will give you and your colleagues common framework to predictably accomplish business goals through talent. more »