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The author is Executive Coach and OD Consultant
Creating a culture of continuous learning begins with leadership. When leaders demonstrate a commitment to learning and development, it sets the tone for the entire organisation. But leadership alone is not enough. Organisations must also provide the infrastructure and resources to support continuous learning
Read MoreSetbacks often serve as catalysts for personal and organisational development, prompting individuals to reevaluate assumptions, hone strategies, and emerge more resilient. Astute leaders understand that failure does not define their capabilities but presents an opportunity for growth, innovation, and eventual mastery
Read MoreThe landscape of leadership is ever evolving, influenced by changes in society, technology, and the global economy
Read MoreWe live in the age of unpredictability and leaders must be prepared to handle crises effectively to safeguard the organisation’s reputation and operations. Whether it's a natural disaster, cybersecurity breach, or public relations crisis, the ability to respond swiftly and decisively is paramount. Developing robust crisis management plans, fostering a culture of transparency and accountability, and building organisational resilience are key priorities.
Read MoreTo foster a culture of innovation and sustainable growth, Indian businesses must transcend the confines of conformity and embrace a proactive approach to compliance. This entails cultivating a corporate ethos that values integrity, diversity of thought, and ethical decision-making. The nuanced distinction between compliance and conformity is not merely semantic but holds profound implications for the ethical fabric and long-term viability of Indian businesses
Read MoreThe tone from the top sets the moral compass for an organisation, guiding the behaviour and decisions of employees at all levels. Leaders serve as role models whose actions speak louder than words, influencing the culture and ethical climate of the entire organisation
Read MoreManaging differences is not just a challenge but an opportunity for growth and innovation
Read MoreOne recurring theme in leadership failures is the erosion of trust. Leaders who prioritise personal gain over the well-being of their teams inevitably sow seeds of distrust, ultimately leading to fractured relationships and organisational dysfunction
Read MoreWhile ideas have long been hailed as the driving force behind progress, UnIdeas, with their potential to disrupt, challenge, and elevate conventional thinking, represent a paradigm shift in our approach to problem-solving and innovation
Read MoreTraditional leadership styles that pay attention to the modern demands of a rapidly evolving business landscape risk becoming obsolete.
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