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Practical Networked Leadership Skills
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The soft skills you need to lead and succeed in a networked world. This includes: professional learning network, content curation for self-directed learning and professional development, professional learning networks, personal branding, training your attention, self-care and management, managing up and down.
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Research - productivity drops if you work more than 40-50 hours per week.
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Teachers who are leaders change the world one student at a time. Leaders are readers. Leaders are learners. But where do we start? What do we read? What do we learn? Be a multiplier. According to the book, Multipliers, there are two kinds of leaders: multipliers and diminishers. Some leaders help a person operate at …
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As social media slices and dices us into profile view rankings, numbers of likes and retweets, and follower engagement data, we constantly reflect on and recalibrate our digital selves.
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Harvard's Ronald Heifetz offers a short course on the future of leadership.
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Ms. Schüll, a cultural anthropologist, studies the relationship between people and technology. And her own progression from managing her writing schedule with an hourglass to ceding control to an Internet lockdown app parallels the technological shifts she is exploring in a book due to be released next year.Ms. Schüll, a cultural anthropologist, studies the relationship between people and technology. And her own progression from managing her writing schedule with an hourglass to ceding control to an Internet lockdown app parallels the technological shifts she is exploring in a book due to be released next year.
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Ms. Schüll, a cultural anthropologist, studies the relationship between people and technology. And her own progression from managing her writing schedule with an hourglass to ceding control to an Internet lockdown app parallels the technological shifts she is exploring in a book due to be released next year.
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Knowing the stats on disengaged employees in your company is one thing, but what does that actually look like, and what can you do about it?
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Find out how the Johari Window can help you to improve communication and trust, and learn more about yourself and your team.
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How to lay a steadfast foundation for "the invisible architecture of daily life."
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If you are trying to move ahead of your competition, try shifting into reverse with your mentoring.
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Hi Folks, I'm looking for the stories, case studies, and resources about mentoring inside of nonprofits. Looking for both perspectives, from the lens of the mentor and mentoree ... especially interested in examples of mentorships for emerging leaders from mentors within or outside of their organizations. Have you written about this? Read a terrific blog post? Have an example from your experience. Let's discuss!
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Two steps nonprofits can take to develop up-and-coming leaders day-to-day. Part of the Talent Matters series.
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Advice for mentors
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Researchers have found that overwork (and its accompanying stress and exhaustion) can make all of these things more difficult.
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If your job relies on interpersonal communication, making judgment calls, reading other people’s faces, or managing your own emotional reactions — pretty much all things that the modern office requires — I have more bad news. Researchers have found that overwork (and its accompanying stress and exhaustion) can make all of these things more difficult.
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Evergreen is a weekly collection of links to the best learning resources in business, collected by a group of managers, founders, and…
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June has arrived and that means it is time for another #globalclassroom chat. This month we are pleased to announce the return of two past moderators, David Potter (@GlobalReady) and Laurie Renton ...
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Crystal shows you the best way to communicate with any prospect, customer, or coworker based on their unique personality.
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Crystal tells you the best way to communicate with any coworker, prospect, or customer based on their unique personality.
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This post presents 10 key findings from The Organization in the Digital Age, my 9th annual report about the workplace. It is based on input from nearly 300 organizations worldwide. First I'll share the 10 headlines, then develop each one.
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How you present yourself as a professional is your essential ticket to success. We took a look at today's workplace norms and found that your professional brand is visible in many different places – from who’s in your network to how you voice your opinion to even what you wear.
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In October, 140 grantmakers met to explore the role of networks in scaling impact and what grantmakers can do to support them. A central theme that emerged f...
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Remember that New Year’s resolution where you promised to only eat foods that were shades of emerald green? Me neither! There’s tons of digital habit tracking stuff available to help keep focused, but if you’re not interested, you can just turn it off and swallow another slice of pizza. Belfast born-and-raised entrepreneur Chris Kyle […]
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Set up a reverse mentoring relationship to learn new skills, build your strengths, reduce your weaknesses, improve team member engagement, and advance your career.
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Post by beth.kanter. Loving "Personal Kaban" as a productivity tool, especially because you can use markers and sticky notes ... cc: Rob Cottingham Jana Byington-Smith Nancy...
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Nonprofits and other social sector organizations are successful (or not) because of their people. We have overlooked this truth for years, at the expense of the talent within our organizations and the missions we aim to achieve. Leading organizations engaged in social sector capacity building have come together in recent years to discuss how to make talent a bigger priority. Here, we aim to advance that conversation in a three-part series. In part one, co-curated by ProInspire CEO Monisha Kapila and Net Impact CEO Liz Maw, eight different nonprofit leaders shared stories from the field and highlighted real-world results achieved through an emphasis on talent. In part two, Linda Wood of the Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. Fund joined as guest curator, and shared perspectives from funders who invest in social sector leadership as a core grantmaking strategy. In a third and final phase, we share six examples of how social sector organizations are putting talent development into practice in meaningful ways that will hopefully inspire others to do the same.
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