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Where Do You Want to Go? Let Your Talent Guide the Way

Blog: Author: Joy Kosta, HCS, SWP | Source: HCI | February 2, 2012

With the big re-set of the economy still in progress, it is far from thriving, however the people you lead still can thrive. A large part of that is up to leaders. New research from the Ross School of Business’s Center for Positive Organizational Scholarship published in Jan-Feb HBR, says that thriving is a function of vitality (being excited about making a difference) and learning (which reinforces people’s belief in their potential for growth)-- “The combination of vitality and learning leads to employees who deliver results and find ways to grow….they successfully perform what’s expected of them today but also have a sense of where they and the company are headed…the energy they create is contagious.” more »

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Making Ethics Part of the Brand Identity

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Preventing Burnout in a Crumbling Economy

Thursday, Feb 9 2012 7:00am EST
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

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Preventing Burnout in a Crumbling Economy

Thursday, Feb 9 2012 7:00am EST
Presented by: Steven Berglas, Author, Reclaiming The Fire: How Successful People Overcome Burnout
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Preventing Burnout in a Crumbling Economy

Thursday, Feb 9 2012 11:00am EST
Presented by: Steven Berglas, Author, Reclaiming The Fire: How Successful People Overcome Burnout
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

Thursday, Feb 9 2012 7:00pm EST
Presented by: Tim Collins, Product Marketing Manager, Kenexa Corporation; Stephen Schoonover, President, Schoonover Associates
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

Thursday, Feb 9 2012 11:00pm EST
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

Friday, Feb 10 2012 3:00am EST
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

Friday, Feb 10 2012 7:00am EST
Presented by: Tim Collins, Product Marketing Manager, Kenexa Corporation; Stephen Schoonover, President, Schoonover Associates
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Leaders Run Deep: Best Practices to Design and Execute Succession Management

Friday, Feb 10 2012 11:00am EST
Presented by: Tim Collins, Product Marketing Manager, Kenexa Corporation; Stephen Schoonover, President, Schoonover Associates
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Making Ethics Part of the Brand Identity

Friday, Feb 10 2012 7:00pm EST
Presented by: Ruth Savolaine, Manager, Ethics Marketing Communications, Cisco Systems; Tara Mancinelli, Ethics - Training, Communications & Outreach, Lockheed Martin
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Making Ethics Part of the Brand Identity

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Making Ethics Part of the Brand Identity

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Discussions

This is What Matters Now

     Blog: Author: Katherine Ratkiewicz | Source: HCI | February 2, 2012

For the past few years, we’ve been leading up to this point – rightsizing, restructuring, looking for ways to do more with less, and trying to place bets on what will position our organizations for success in our time. My bet is that it’s all about innovation and disruption – rethinking the way we “do” business and the way we “do” leadership - in order to meet the big, hairy, business challenges that are just around the corner.Who better to help us rethink the biggest business issues of our time than the Wall Street Journal’s #1 ranked most influential business thinker – Gary Hamel? In his brand new book, What Matters Now – How to Win in a World of Relentless Change, Ferocious Competition, and Unstoppable Innovation he tackles the very questions that business leaders and human capital practitioners alike are grappling with every day. He explores the “fundamental, make-or-break issues that will determine whether your organization thrives or dives in the years ahead”- sounds like just what we need! more »

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Counting Down the Days to This Year’s Learning & Leadership Development Conference

     Blog: Author: Katherine Ratkiewicz | Source: HCI | October 27, 2011

In a few short weeks we’ll be in Boston for our annual Learning & Leadership Development conference tackling the most important topics of our time related to the workforce – the learning, growth and development our current and future leaders. We’ll have keynotes that cover the gamut of topics relevant for CLOs and Talent Development practitioners alike from today’s most cutting edge organizations – Redhat, GE Healthcare, Google, Home Depot, MTV and many more! more »

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Farewell Steve Jobs, but does iLeadership End at Apple?

     Blog: Author: Shane York | Source: HCI | August 25, 2011

Yesterday Steve Jobs, the turtle-neck wearing CEO who rolls with his own fan club, resigned as CEO of Apple Inc. due to health concerns.  Although we wish him the best, Apple will continue onward with COO Tim Cook as CEO – but the world (and their competitors) now wonder how the new Apple will perform without their rock star.  more »

August 25, 2011 by Jerry Seikel | comments (1) | permalink | Bookmark and Share

Future Work: Are You and Your Organization Ready for Change?

     Article: Author: Bonnie Marcus | Source: Forbes | November 7, 2011

In their book, Future Work: How Business Can Adapt and Thrive in the New World of Work, co-authors Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson, pose this important question. Are we ready to change the way we work? They believe that the changing needs of the workforce as well as the opportunities that technology offer, necessitate a radical change the way in the way we do business if we are to be successful.

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Features

How “Sticky” Are Your Teams?

     Blog: Author: Joy Kosta, HCS, SWP | Source: HCI | August 18, 2011

Bill Taylor, author of Practically Radical: Not-So-Crazy Ways to Transform Your Company, Shake Up Your Industry, and Challenge Yourself, editor of Fast Company and regular contributor to HBR says, “Great companies, great organizations of all kinds, are as much about character as credentials, about how everyone works together as well as how each person does his or her work. Winning teams are more than just a collection of talented individuals.” Perhaps you’ve been following the debate on Bill’s HBR blog about whether a talented individual or a talented team matters more; the fact is that when a team gains or loses a talented individual the whole team’s performance is affected. more »

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What I Know about Authentic Leadership I’m Learning with My Kindergartener

     Blog: Author: Ethan Yarbrough | Source: HCI | May 27, 2010

My six year old son has a foul mouth. Not most of the time. And not R or X rated; really more PG-13. But he’s six, so I’d still like him to be speaking in G-rated language. Yesterday, though, when his ball bounced into the dog’s water dish he came out with this:  “what the h---?” You parents out there can, I’m sure, imagine the shock with which my wife and I reacted to hearing that. more »

June 1, 2010 by Community Member | comments (2) | permalink | Bookmark and Share

Where Do You Want to Go? Let Your Talent Guide the Way

     Blog: Author: Joy Kosta, HCS, SWP | Source: HCI | February 2, 2012

With the big re-set of the economy still in progress, it is far from thriving, however the people you lead still can thrive. A large part of that is up to leaders. New research from the Ross School of Business’s Center for Positive Organizational Scholarship published in Jan-Feb HBR, says that thriving is a function of vitality (being excited about making a difference) and learning (which reinforces people’s belief in their potential for growth)-- “The combination of vitality and learning leads to employees who deliver results and find ways to grow….they successfully perform what’s expected of them today but also have a sense of where they and the company are headed…the energy they create is contagious.” more »

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The Emerging Trend of Reward Transparency

     Blog: Author: Joy Kosta, HCS, SWP | Source: HCI | December 8, 2011

Last night I went to an uplifting musical theatre production of “Annie”- the play was set in 1932 when America was in the trough of the Great Depression, as President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the New Deal to put Americans back to work, re-building the country’s infrastructure, and transformed the economy which had been shattered by the crash. Historians have noted the major psychological impact of the depression on Americans and how Roosevelt’s deal boosted America's self-esteem. It wasn’t hard to see the parallels between “Annie” and today’s economy. more »

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Mr. Harper has 20 years of operations, marketing and executive search experience combined with 8 years as President of TalentGenesis Inc., a consultancy engaged in the design and delivery of large-scale initiatives in Talent Management including succession, leadership development, selection, performance management and measurement of organizational impact. Michael has facilitated 360 feedback, career planning and development coaching to over 700 individuals ranging from CEOs to middle managers. He has certified over 1000 HR professionals in the LEADERSHIP ARCHITECT® Suite of tools from Lominger Limited in the US and Europe. With the TalentGenesis team, Michael has designed and licensed The Development In Action Series® of competency-based development workshops delivered to thousands of managers. more »