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How can organizations define great leadership? By first defining needed skills
Continuous disruption is defining the 21st century, from rapid advances in technology to political unrest to pandemics. For organizations, building a strong leadership bench continues to be a crucial strategy in not only surviving but thriving amid current and future disruptions. This brief is first in a series of three created to help organizations define and develop strong, agile leaders.
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Conversation starters managers employee 1 on 1 meetings
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