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In this paper, we explore new approaches to leadership development, questioning traditional methods and presenting innovative strategies to enhance leaders’ capabilities and impact. Download the paper for the results.
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In this paper, we review and challenge some of the traditional ways of thinking in leadership development, and propose some more compelling ways of enhancing leaders’ capability and impact. As practitioners, we love the challenge of leadership development. We innovate, test, research, reflect, and learn together in the flow of our work with clients.
This makes us uneasy about the state of the game and we’ve started asking ourselves:
When you deploy leadership development, you have to make choices. Drawn from our experience over the years, we distilled these into five key dilemmas. We created short website articles exploring each one and invited audience responses through some polls on LinkedIn. You might even have contributed!
The following pages tell the story, based on over 100 poll responses. Download the paper for the results below!
As always, we’re here to help. And if this is a choice you’re working through, we’d love to chat.
Director of Leadership and Team Development