Tag: leadership

The Hogan Coaching Protocol

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Stepping stones form a path across the surface of a body of fresh water. Grasses turning golden line the shore and are reflected on the water. Signifying the process of leadership development, the image accompanies a blog about the Hogan coaching protocal and a new book called Coaching the Hogan Way.

The Hogan coaching protocol is a six-month process for transformative coaching across organizations, industries, and cultures. Learn more.

Managing Gen Z

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Two multiracial Gen Z employees, one with an auburn afro and the other with long dark hair, sit facing each other in teal chairs. The long-haired person is facing away from the camera at the left of the frame, while holding a tablet. The person with the afro is centered in the frame and facing the camera, while gesturing with one pink-manicured hand and holding a smartphone and pen with the other. They both wear white shirts and dark pants. The background is out of focus, but there are coral walls, mint shelving, a table and several stools, industrial lighting, large windows, and a safety-tape-lined step visible. The photo accompanies a blog post about managing Gen Z.

Managers may need to adjust their leadership style for managing Gen Z. Here’s what leaders need to know about generational differences in Gen Z workers.

Culture Matters

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An array of Asian flags wave against a blue sky. The photo was shot from a low angle and accompanies a blog post about why culture matters.

Do different types of leaders emerge in different markets? How do personality and culture impact cross-border business? Find out here.

How to Lead a Creative Team

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Three people discuss a creative project while seated around an off-white office table. At the right, a medium-skinned person with long coiled light brown hair and a pink blouse gestures to the other two with a pencil in their hand. The other two people look at the speaker and are smiling slightly. The dark-skinned person in the center has short hair and is wearing a brown plaid shirt unbuttoned over a green tee-shirt. They are holding a pencil and clipboard. Pictured at left, a light-skinned person with long straight copper hair and a light blue blouse is holding color swatches with their arm rested atop the table. Various color swatches, paper, other work materials, and a turquoise coffee cup also sit on the table.

Not everyone has the skills needed to lead a creative team. Find out which five are most necessary for leading creative teams effectively.