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Don’t Let Your Company’s Culture Stifle Leadership Development

Harvard Business

All too often, leadership development programs don’t adequately account for the culture, norms, and system within which the leader is working. The author shares four strategies that Intuit has used to build a culture that reinforces, rather than inhibits, positive leader growth.

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The Psychology of Decision Making in Management: Understanding Key Influences

Effective Managers

In this article, we explore how cognitive biases, emotions, and social influences impact managerial decisions and offer strategies to enhance the decision-making process. By fostering a culture of openness, leaders can avoid groupthink and make more robust, well-informed decisions.

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5 Tactics to Combat a Culture of False Urgency at Work

Harvard Business

But they also foster a reactive culture. In this article, the author offers tips that will help you focus on what’s truly urgent in your organization and enable your team to deliver strong results and sustain high performance over time. The headwinds of false urgency can be intense.

Culture 254
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A Model for Expanding Your Business into Foreign Markets

Harvard Business

It used to be thought that globalization would flatten out cultural differences among countries and regions of the world, making it easier than ever for companies to move into foreign markets.

Marketing 246
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Leaders, Make Curiosity the Core of Your Organizational Culture

Harvard Business

Great corporate cultures are not just good for performance, but for the flourishing and engagement of the people who work in them and to deliver greater meaning and purpose. But oft overlooked is the central role that curiosity plays in crafting an organizational culture.

Culture 254
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4 Phrases That Build a Culture of Curiosity

Harvard Business

Curiosity is a powerful practice to infuse into a company’s culture. Curiosity is an exceptionally effective tool that leaders have to lead diverse teams in an increasingly complex time filled with technological advancements and an ever-changing cultural pulse. But they need to do so intentionally.

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How the Best Leadership Teams Navigate Uncertain Times

Harvard Business

This is an environment that will demand — and reward — high-performing leadership teams. Based on his conversations with more than 100 clients across industries, PWC U.S.