With new technologies and work methods, more than ever, the workplace is more fluid and ever-changing. Given the expectations of leaders have increased, that is why leadership styles matter. You might currently have a natural leadership style. Each leadership styles come with various pros and cons. Depending on your personality and preference, you might find... Continue Reading →
8 Management Skills Every Leader Needs For An Agile Organization
With the world rapidly changing, the "one size fits all" method of leadership is no longer effective, considering the volatility and uncertainty every company faces. In addition, new challenges are constantly emerging, making the manager's job more difficult. To stay afloat and ahead of changes, good managers must be agile – possessing crucial people management skills... Continue Reading →
13: Enterprise Agile Coach, Fadly Rasyad on Why Most Transformations Fail
Why Most Transformations Fail Most organizations want to improve performance, but few succeed. In fact, research has shows that most transformations fail. Common reasons are a lack of leadership commitment, unrealistic goals, and resistance from employees. To succeed in your business transformation, you need a different strategy. In episode 13 of Agile Leaders Conversations, hear... Continue Reading →
9: Head of Business Development, Andrew Shuttleworth on Agile Leaders and Agile Systems
Agile Leaders, Agile Systems In business transformations and optimizations, a common problem we see is the misalignment between people and systems. When this happens, the organization's agility is compromised. The solution then is to increase the alignment between the people and systems of an organization so that they both can function together in synergy. This... Continue Reading →
8: Lenovo Singapore General Manager Ronnie Lee on Continuous Learning, Infinite Possibilities
Continuous Learning, Infinite Possibilities In the fast-changing business world, keeping up with your field is vital. That's when the power of continuous learning comes in. By seizing opportunities to stretch your perspectives and widen your horizons, you will stay ahead and constantly innovate. In episode 8 of Agile Leaders Conversations, hear Ronnie Lee, General Country... Continue Reading →
7: Sales Director, Christian Kastner on Personal Mastery for Peak Performance
Personal Mastery for Peak Performance Personal mastery is an essential journey for leaders. The journey might not be easy, but it's always worth it. As you clarify your purpose, goals, and values, you will achieve your meaningful goals sooner and more intentionally. In episode 7 of Agile Leaders Conversations, hear Christian Kastner, a veteran sales... Continue Reading →
6 Important Leadership Skills Managers Need to Lead a Hybrid Workforce
Post-pandemic, the workplace has gone through irreversible changes. As various organizations are now reimagining the workplace, hybrid working is here to stay. With this irreversible change, leaders must be ready to adapt and lead their teams effectively. To do this, they must develop new leadership skills in communication, collaboration, productivity, and accountability. In this blog... Continue Reading →
Defining Good Leadership in an Uncertain Future of Work
The future of work is uncertain and complex. With the rise of automation and artificial intelligence, the corporate world is changing rapidly. Leaders need to guide their organizations through change and challenges that they cannot yet foresee. In addition, with the ongoing pandemic, gaps and deficiencies in leadership abilities and thinking will be exposed quicker.... Continue Reading →
Design Leadership Development Programs That Are Actually Effective
Organizations need future-ready leaders to extend corporate longevity. To continue to succeed, you need to strengthen your leadership pipeline. Discover in this article how you can future-proof your organization with effective leadership development programs.
18: HR Director, Earn Meng Chan on Leading in Crisis with Empathy
Leading a team through a time of crisis is never easy. It's even more difficult when one has to deal with the emotional responses of those impacted by the event and in themselves. However, the right approach by a leader, with a touch of empathy, can ease teams through the darkest of days. Listen to... Continue Reading →