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How Great Leaders Escalate Accountability to Get Everyone the Feedback They Need

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For Great Leaders, Why One Conversation Isnt Always Enough [00:00] Setting the Stage David Dye opens the episode by addressing a common leadership challenge: what to do when a single accountability conversation doesnt lead to change. This episode builds on part one and introduces an escalation model for real-world leadership. [01:48]

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How to Build a Team Agreement and Get Your Team on Track

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” You might call it “Leadership Expectations” or simply a Team Agreement. Draft the Couth Code Using the brainstormed ideas, craft a simple, clear, and actionable document outlining your team’s expectations. Of course, you don’t have to call it a “Couth Code.” Keep it practical and concise.

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How to Lead When Your Team Lacks a Sense of Urgency

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It’s a common leadership frustration that we’ve experienced and hear from leaders regularly: “My people lack a sense of urgency. As with so much of leadership, the first step is to examine yourself. People’s sense of urgency varies. Schedule the finish to get everyone on the same page. I’m tired of babysitting! Respond with Proportion.

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How Did Leadership and Culture Improve on the North Pole?

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A Retrospective: Santa’s Big Leadership and Culture Change Is there anyone more beloved than Santa Claus? Today, the North Pole is a paragon of human-centered leadership and culture. In fact, Santa has a lot to teach us about leadership. Santa’s leadership led to dysfunction at every level.

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How Did Leadership and Culture Improve on the North Pole?

Let's Grow Leaders

A Retrospective: Santa’s Big Leadership and Culture Change. Today, the North Pole is a paragon of human-centered leadership and culture. In fact, Santa has a lot to teach us about leadership. The North Pole’s leadership and culture at the time was a great example of what we call “ trickle-down intimidation.”

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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

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In these cases, it can be helpful to have a system where you and your team document progress made, next steps, and lessons learned. Leading through changing priorities requires preparation and nimble leadership to maintain your team’s focus and morale. Leadership Skills: 6 Competencies You Can’t Lead Without.

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Using Technology to Enhance Leadership-Driven Recognition Programs

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This calls for personalized recognition, which is part of a successful leadership-enabled program. Gamification and Interactive Recognition With the right gamification features, leadership may expect a 50% increase in worker productivity and a 60% increase in employee engagement. And what are the things that you need to consider?