Charisma and Its Limits: Communication Styles in the 2024 Presidential ElectionNovember 5, 2024

Jen Knox Shanahan, MFA

Communication and FeedbackThe way we tell stories may be an indicator of the way that we lead. 45983 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/charisma-and-its-limits-communication-styles-2024-presidential-election

Leading with Purpose: Insights from President Ted Carter (Part 2)October 9, 2024

Fisher Leadership Initiative Staff

Leadership Styles and TheoriesPodcast HighlightsPresident Ted Carter of The Ohio State University discusses his vision for the university, emphasizing the institution’s role as a leader in higher education. 45971 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/leading-purpose-insights-president-ted-carter-part-2

Leading with Purpose: Insights from President Ted Carter (Part 1)October 9, 2024

Fisher Leadership Initiative Staff

Leadership Styles and TheoriesPodcast HighlightsPresident Ted Carter of The Ohio State University shares his leadership insights, drawing from his extensive experience in the U.S. Navy and his role in academia. 45962 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/leading-purpose-insights-president-ted-carter-part-1

Exploring the Art of Debate to Make Better Leadership DecisionsSeptember 11, 2024

Jen Knox Shanahan, MFA

Organization and Team CultureLeaders who encourage more structured debate might find that better, more thoughtful decisions are made. 45942 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/exploring-art-debate-make-better-leadership-decisions

Navigating Leadership Challenges: Boeing’s Path to RedemptionSeptember 3, 2024

Dylan Williams, MA

Crisis LeadershipVarious safety debacles have exposed failures in Boeing's safety culture, values within the organization, and poor crisis management, eroding public trust. 45931 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/navigating-leadership-challenges-boeings-path-redemption

Balancing optimism with toxic positivity: When looking on the bright side becomes too muchAugust 6, 2024

Ashley Holloway

Emotional Intelligence A healthy dose of hopeful optimism is a good thing. In fact, the Mayo Clinic (2023) promotes positive thinking, a precursor to optimism, as being good for your overall health and well-being. Positive thinking is also a key part of stress management. But what happens when the pendulum of positive thinking swings too far in the other direction?45922 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/balancing-optimism-toxic-positivity-when-looking-bright-side-becomes-too-much

INSIGHT: How to Design Effective Employee Engagement SurveysJuly 2, 2024

Dr. Hun Lee

Organization and Team CultureTalent Management InsightsWhen crafted and executed properly, employee engagement surveys provide leaders with critical insights into the thoughts and experiences of their teams. 45919 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/insight-how-design-effective-employee-engagement-surveys

To Judge or Not to JudgeJune 4, 2024

Ashley Holloway

The line between making a judgment and judging can be blurry at times. 45903 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/judge-or-not-judge

Reflecting on Gratitude Received at Home Makes You a Better Leader at WorkMay 7, 2024

Jasmine Hu, PhD

Klodiana Lanaj

Daniel Kim

Organization and Team CultureLeaders are not just defined by their roles at work. They are deeply shaped by their personal lives as well. 45873 min read /blogs/leadreadtoday/reflecting-gratitude-received-home-makes-you-a-better-leader-work