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Pretending Vs. Confidence In Knowledge Transfer – Why Employees Designated As Mentors and Apprentices Come To Love Test Questions

Pretending Vs. Confidence In Knowledge Transfer – Why Employees Designated As Mentors and Apprentices Come To Love Test Questions

by Brad Herbert | Dec 12, 2013 | Development

My friend and colleague Steve Trautman was super helpful when I was at Electronic Arts, and I’ve personally seen the benefits of a structured approach to skill development, especially for technical folks.   Take a look at his blog’s latest post and his...
The Signs of a Leader’s Empathy Deficit Disorder

The Signs of a Leader’s Empathy Deficit Disorder

by Brad Herbert | Nov 25, 2013 | Development

This is a really great blog post by Daniel Goleman on the dangers of an empathy deficit. My experience is very similar with Daniel’s perspective: given the rapid pace of change and disruption today, most leaders are totally overwhelmed and often isolated. The...
Internal or External? How to determine your coaching strategy for your Organization.

Internal or External? How to determine your coaching strategy for your Organization.

by Brad Herbert | Nov 5, 2013 | Development

Patricia Overland wrote a timely and comprehensive post offering tips for leaders considering an internal coaching approach for their organization. It’s interesting that people are already past the question of whether coaching has an ROI; now they’re...
Audio Blog: Daniel Goleman on NPR Explaining The Benefits of Focus

Audio Blog: Daniel Goleman on NPR Explaining The Benefits of Focus

by Brad Herbert | Oct 15, 2013 | Development

There’s no question that focused attention is required for strong results. Through brain mapping, however, we are learning that being able to consciously sharpen our mental focus produces significant benefits to multiple forms of empathy which in turn impacts...
Neuroscience and the link between inspirational leadership and resonant relationships

Neuroscience and the link between inspirational leadership and resonant relationships

by Brad Herbert | Sep 30, 2013 | Development

There is some really cool stuff happening around mapping our brain real time and the connections to leadership, some of which are nicely wrapped up in this article. Why should you care? Well, because understanding how the brain works gives very clear guidance about...
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