In the early 2000s, leadership development meant a three-day, in-person program. By 2020, we’d gone fully virtual—still classroom-based, just online, with a few learning licenses sprinkled in. Fast-forward to late 2024, when we asked leaders where they most often turned for learning… It was reels, podcasts, and audiobooks—consumed through AirPods and phones, anytime, anywhere. So how […]
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One of the first questions we ask a new coachee is simple: What constructive feedback have you received recently? When the answer is “none,” that, in itself, is feedback. A lack of input often signals a leadership gap. Getting others to share feedback with you isn’t passive—it’s an active leadership skill. Like any other skill,
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New data suggests Gen X leaders are being leapfrogged in succession plans. That worries us — not just because it’s our generation, but because overlooking this group leaves a critical gap in organizational strength. Gen X often serves as the glue that holds organizations together. They bring institutional memory, operational depth, and adaptive leadership. They’ve
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Last year, we called generative AI the “eager intern”—clever, but unpolished. Fast forward to today, and that intern has quietly settled into a permanent role—working behind the scenes on résumé screening, policy updates, DEI tracking, and pay equity analysis. The demos are no longer the main event. We’re in the long game now: building a
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As leaders, one of the most meaningful actions we can take is to increase our team’s involvement. Making space for team members to represent their team or function in key settings broadens their influence. This not only eases our workload but also accelerates their growth and amplifies the team’s impact—both within and beyond the organization.
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