This post is part two of two we’re sharing this week — highlighting best practices for individuals and leaders in organizations to support them in navigating the ‘new normal’ we’ve all found ourselves in during 2020 — as discussed by world-renowned leadership experts from Fisher College of Business and its connected community.
Read part one
Best Practice #3: Manage your meetings4281/blogs/leadreadtoday/leading-new-normal-part-2
Self-awareness is a beneficial skill for leaders to spend time developing as it helps with being more available to — and supportive of — others.
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When we look back to last January, I’m sure a lot of us expected 2020 and the beginning of a new decade to be a lot less volatile. A coronavirus pandemic, the public killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, another hyper-polarized election cycle and the fall resurgence of COVID-19 have all led to a tumultuous year for individuals, teams and organizations.4278/blogs/leadreadtoday/leading-new-normal-part-1
Leading in the New Normal: Part 2
Boosting Your Self-Awareness
Leading in the New Normal: Part 1
Why Women Are Better Leaders
Virtual Coaching
Dealing with Failure: Black Box Thinking
Leaders Who Bring People Together
It's a Good Time to be Kind
Creating an Inclusive Music Culture