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Overview/Description Communicating a Shared Vision shows how providing a project team with a vision, can help improve team motivation and ensure project success. Target Audience Individuals responsible for leading teams either occasionally, for example as project managers, or more permanently as team leaders or line managers. Expected Duration (hours) 0.1 Lesson ObjectivesCommunicating a Shared Vision
Overview/Description Leading an organization toward the development of a compelling new vision requires both courage and creativity. This Challenge Series product examines the vision crafting process. Target Audience Mid- to upper-level managers and executives; all high potentials and fast trackers, including individual contributors. Expected Duration (hours) 0.2 Lesson ObjectivesCrafting an Organizational Vision
Overview/Description Leaders play a vital role in establishing and maintaining a positive work environment. This is key to any organization's long-term success, no matter how many employees you have. It's leaders who foster the work atmosphere; they're responsible for conducting things in a way that helps raise people's spirits. Leaders can also help counteract a negative environment, and create a positive one by communicating honestly, respecting and supporting others, and maintaining a good attitude themselves. This course introduces some best practices for creating a positive work...
Overview/Description Cross-functional teams are groups of employees from different functional areas of an organization – such as Research, Marketing, and Human Resources – who are all focused on a single goal. They're often formed to design and develop new products, choose and implement new technologies through the organization, or control product costs. They can benefit your organization because they help to improve coordination and innovation across divisions. This course provides a fundamental understanding of what cross-functional teams are. It also details the advantages of using...
Overview/Description A corporate initiative requires more than just a managerial mandate. Employee buy-in is absolutely essential to ensure success. This challenge focuses on methods for developing a business execution culture. Target Audience Mid- to upper-level managers and executives; all high potentials and fast trackers, including individual contributors. Expected Duration (hours) 0.2 Lesson ObjectivesDeveloping a Business Execution Culture
Overview/Description Today's organizational leaders know that cultivating a learning culture means more than providing training sessions – it means sustaining an ongoing process of learning using various practices, all integrated with the operations and routines of the business. It means analyzing needs and planning strategically before launching a learning initiative. It means setting up diverse opportunities for acquiring, creating, and sharing knowledge. And it means ensuring that employees have the chance to practice and apply what they have learned in a way that makes a significant...
Overview/Description When your values and beliefs align with the values of your organization, going to work each day can feel like a rewarding, enriching experience. But what if they don't? How do you overcome feelings of value misalignment or conflict, and do so without affecting your work or your professional relationships? This Impact Series product explores ways of identifying and addressing areas of personal and organizational value conflict. Target Audience Professionals in non-managerial roles who wish to improve their ability to act according to their personal and organizational...
Overview/Description Do you want to take the guesswork out of determining your company's future and avert a crisis if key positions are left vacant? Building a talent pool for your organization is a deliberate, systematic effort to find high-potential employees for key positions within your workforce. It's a smart business decision to assess current and future talent. In this course, you will learn about the process for determining the availability of talent. It covers the criteria for identifying key positions and the importance of planning for future key positions in your company. This...
Overview/Description What does it mean to create a culture of learning? What conditions are required for such a culture to develop? For many organizations, developing a culture of learning requires a fundamental shift in thinking. Several small changes in thinking and behavior can collectively shift the direction of a company toward one that's centered on learning. This course introduces various conditions that together facilitate a culture of learning. It examines the numerous obstacles that must be overcome before moving to a learning culture, including deeply engrained individual beliefs...
Overview/Description Creating a learning organization is important, but the real value comes in aligning learning with company goals and strategies. Leaders must constantly ask the question "How has this learning process helped achieve organizational goals or short and long-term strategies?" A favorable answer will help justify further efforts to strengthen your learning culture. Learning is a process, not an event, and therefore requires ongoing attention and support from leaders to sustain its momentum. This course examines ways in which learning can expand, grow, and continue to be part...

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