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The Dark Side of Leadership

The dark side of leadership can lead to ruin. The same strengths that help executives win big can also cause them and their organizations to lose big.

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Is Your Succession Planning Strategy Equitable?

Developing an equitable succession planning strategy can be challenging. Four Hogan coaches explain succession planning best practices.

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From Potential to Performance

Effective talent strategy focuses on converting potential to performance. Learn about how personality assessment supports the entire employee lifecycle.

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Leadership Lessons from the Founder of IBM

Leadership lessons from Thomas J. Watston, Sr.

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What is a Good Leader?

What is a good leader? Michael Scott, the former main character in NBC’s hit sitcom The Office, has an intertesting take.

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Meet the Loose Cannon

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Popeye on Self-Awareness

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The Importance of Adverse Impact

A recent

Hogan Global Alliances & India

My colleague Kevin Meyer and I recently returned from a visit to India and our distributor there, Sierra Alta Consulting. Sierra Alta...

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The Value of Values

Using Values Assessment to...

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The (Il)legality of Personality Assessment in Employee Selection

Not too long ago I was on a plane heading to another Hogan Road Show. I happened to be sitting next to an HR executive from a Fortune 50 company...

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Leadership Lessons from JFK

John F. Kennedy on leadership:

The Origins of Derailment

Jon Bentz pioneered the study of managerial derailment when he launched a 30-year study of failed managers in the late 1970s at Sears. Bentz...

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Leadership Lessons from Eisenhower

President Eisenhower on leadership:

Good Managers

Ever heard the phrase, “employees leave their bosses, not their jobs”? Bad managers are...

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