The Power in Choice
“I have all the accountability, but none of the authority” is but one of the laments we hear from leaders.
“I have all the accountability, but none of the authority” is but one of the laments we hear from leaders.
Getting down to basics - in this and the next two blogs we will break each of the three phases in our approach down into the pragmatic steps for designing and implementing Integrated Talent Management.
Former powerhouses like Kodak and Blockbuster have become mere historical references because of their leaders’ inability to envision and move ahead of trends and new business models.
Are you experiencing gaps in talent? Is your leadership bench insufficient? Are you suffering from the increasing quit rate? Do you consistently over pay for talent from other companies? If so, read on!
Harnessing the power at the seams requires purposeful work to ensure that value is created at the intersections of organizational boundaries. Leaders who do this important work develop breadth and are more capable of solving complex business issues and taking advantage of market opportunities.
This is the first post in our series on Integrated Talent Management and what it takes to reap the return on investment.
First in our series on Developing Exceptional Executives. In this blog we explore the Power in Breadth and how it helps executives understand and solve strategic and organizational issues, and see and capture greater opportunities.
We are excited to share the background and context on the research we have done to identify and separate the four sources of power of exceptional executives.