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Competing in the New World of Work:
When agile gives leaders more room to focus on the much-higher-value tasks that only they can do, agile can become an operating system for disciplined radical adaptability.
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066 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
How well a team learns and grows from change under normal conditions is a massive predictor of how resilient that team will be when exposed to extreme and sustained levels of pressure and adversity.
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070 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
High-performing teams are designed to be resilient because team members contract with each other for mutual support through cocreation and co-elevation.
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070 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
As a leader, you must take ownership of the resilience of your teams while ensuring that your team members share responsibility for each other’s well-being.
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070 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
Teams succeed or fail together, and through our own behavior, we can either enhance or diminish our teammates’ resilience.
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070 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
Employee energy is the fuel of any enterprise, and that’s especially true at the team level, where there is a direct connection between team energy and team performance.
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071 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
Individuals may be undergoing personal problems or experiencing stress in ways you may not understand.
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074 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
All the training in the world won’t help if organizational leaders do not model the right kind of behavior.
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083 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
The pandemic exposed the enormous danger of ignoring future risks and opportunities that are already visible to us but still not yet seen.
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097 |
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Competing in the New World of Work:
The purpose of foresight is to identify what you need to do today in order to succeed tomorrow.
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097 |