First-Level Leaders
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Read MoreInfographic: First-Level Leaders Reality Check
Who are first-level leaders? For most leaders in the workplace, their leadership begins with the opportunity to run a single team. Leaders who have just one tier of employees reporting to them are referred to as “first-level leaders,” because they are on the first step of leadership.
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Read MoreWhitepaper: Investing in First Level Leaders
This study shows dramatic improvements in confidence and results when organizations develop their first-level.
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Read MoreWhitepaper: The Leadership Challenge Report
Download our latest guide and develop your people into a high-performing team.
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Read MoreBlog: Manage The Chaos Of Adopting Change
Two actions you can implement to keep your chaos to a minimum and have a short and shallow results curve during your period of change.
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Read MoreTool: Leading Your Team Through Change
There are three constants in life: principles, choice, and change. Use this tool to effectively lead through change.
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Read MoreVideo: 5 Essential Tips for Effective 1 on 1 Meetings
Rob Cahill Vice President, Passholder Experience and Services, shares 5 tips on how to how regular and effective 1-on-1s so you can surface issues, and develop your direct reports into the people they want to become.
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Read MoreBlog: 6 Traits That Make New Leaders Great Leaders
As you’re surveying your leadership bench strength, consider these traits of great leaders
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Read MoreLeadership Tip: Talk Straight
When was the last time you technically told the truth, but left a misleading impression?
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Read MoreLeadership Tip: Confront Bad Behavior
Difficult behaviors often work for people because the behaviors catch us off guard and we freeze (e.g., your brain starts racing and you think, Did she really just say that?) and/or we get so uncomfortable that we do whatever it takes to end the interaction.
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Read MoreLeadership Tip: Lead Difficult Conversations
Have you avoided a difficult conversation and inadvertently caused the situation to worsen?
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Read MoreLeadership Tip: Lead Through Change
When leading through change, are you calm, confident, and focused – or anxious, threatened, and scattered? Be the leader your team deserves, especially during uncertainty, with this tip.
