This is a new series on Leaders People Love, where we continue to speak to diverse leaders from across industries and experience levels. Leaders in today's fast-paced work environment face challenges that can impede team productivity and success. To navigate effectively, leaders must prioritize building trust within their teams, embrace diverse perspectives, and practice self-care.... Continue Reading →
22: Learning and Development Professional, Syukri Azman on Trust and Human-Centered Leadership
This is a new series on Leaders People Love, where we continue to speak to diverse leaders from across industries and experience levels. Being laid off is tough emotionally and financially. It brings uncertainty and instability. It's crucial to cushion oneself during this disruption by building a support system, focusing on personal development, and exploring... Continue Reading →
21: Transformation Technology Leader Seetha Cristian on Empathy and Self-Reflection
This is a new series on Leaders People Love, where we continue to speak to diverse leaders from across industries and experience levels. In organizations, transformational leadership plays a crucial role in driving innovation. However, achieving this in a rapidly changing business landscape is no easy task. Several challenges exist to overcome, including resistance, deeply... Continue Reading →
Effective Leadership Styles For the VUCA World
With new technologies and work methods, more than ever, the workplace is more fluid and ever-changing. The expectations of leaders have increased. That is why adopting a range of leadership styles matters. You might currently have a preferred leadership style. Each leadership style comes with pros and cons. Depending on your personality and preference, you... Continue Reading →
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 →
17: HR Leader and Change Coach, Raymond Tay on Developing a Winning Leadership Formula
Every leader has a preferred style of leading but is that your winning formula? As your organization evolves, there's a need to check yourself and your environment to verify that your formula will help you continue to win. In this episode of Agile Leaders Conversations, I interview Change Coach and Human Resource Leader, Mr Raymond... Continue Reading →
16: OD Consultant, Vinesh Sukumaran on Building Better Business and Lives
Many businesses are looking into rebuilding better post-pandemic. Instead of building 'back' better, how about building 'forward' with the agile mindset? In episode 16 of Agile Leaders Conversations, hear from my fellow Forbes Coaches Council Member, Organizational Development Consultant, and author of From Behaviour to Well-Being, Mr Vinesh Sukumaran. He shares insights on how businesses... 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 →
15: Business Advisory, Kiran Mann on Leading with Clear Vision & Human-Centeredness
Leading with Clear Vision & Human-Centeredness Creating a vision for the easy part – getting people on board is trickier than most think. The key is to have the right conversations that communicate the vision in a crystal-clear manner that increases commitment and devotion to the bigger picture. Only when people and goals align then... 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 →