Organizations spend more than $366 billion annually on leadership development worldwide. Yet 75% of companies say their leadership programs are not very effective, and only 11% report having a strong succession plan to fill critical leadership roles. To make matters worse, more than two-thirds of workers report that the worst part of their lives is their immediate… Read more »
Employees are quitting their jobs in staggering numbers. What is causing this exodus? Are employees choosing to leave because they are exhausted, frustrated, and burnt out? Or are they feeling a heightened sense of self-worth, empowerment, and confidence? In this webinar, we will explore the role personality plays in what many are calling the Great… Read more »
Have you ever been in a meeting and witnessed humor used successfully (or even unsuccessfully)? We have all experienced humor in our personal lives and work lives. Humor is a tool that can be used for good. It can help with forming connections, building relationships, and easing communication. But it is a tool that can… Read more »
We all have derailers, or strengths that become weaknesses when we stop self-managing during times of stress or pressure. For some of us, derailing means confidence turns into grandiosity; for others, independence turns into withdrawal. Similarly, our job contexts and the situations that cause stress can vary considerably from person to person — and this… Read more »
Nearly all leadership development programs target individual growth and the development of soft skills, such as emotional intelligence, influencing skills, relationship management, etc., with 63% of organizations using executive coaching to support leader growth. But efforts to develop soft skills, which are based in personality, are hard to quantify, study, and measure, making ROI difficult… Read more »
For the past year and a half, we all have been living with some degree of uncertainty due to the global pandemic, which has changed how we interact with others and live our lives. During this time of considerable change, many people have experienced some degree of burnout. Whether you’ve been working remotely, working in… Read more »
Workplace changes that were initially forced by the COVID-19 pandemic have produced clear benefits for many organizations and their employees. McKinsey & Company, Harvard Business Review, and many others have recently covered employment trends and business insights that have emerged from the ongoing global crisis. One theme is common: Remote work and the use of technology for… Read more »
In areas where pandemic restrictions are easing, estimates suggest that as many as one in four workers is considering quitting and searching for a new job. Coupled with the ongoing, intensifying worker shortage, this underscores the need for companies to be competitive to attract the best job candidates. Unsurprisingly, companies are focusing more than ever… Read more »
Global demand for artificial intelligence professionals is at an all-time high. But selection and development can be daunting. Aside from skills in areas such as software development, machine learning, business intelligence, or data engineering, what qualities should AI professionals have? Drawing on more than 40 years of research on the relationship between personality and job… Read more »
C-suite executives need to work closely together, but their coaching needs can vary. In this webinar, Hogan Senior Consultant Kelsey (Stephens) Klausing, MS, and Daniel Denison, PhD, chairman of Denison Consulting LLC, will explore leadership coaching in context, focusing on a real-life example of a CEO and COO who work together with complementary leadership styles…. Read more »