- 4 Ways to Improve Your Strategic Thinking Skills | Harvard Business Review
Think strategically by looking beyond and looking within. Take time to observe what’s going on around and you, and make time to reflect on this and synthesise your knowledge. - Great Leadership Isn’t About You | Harvard Business Review
“…leading people well isn’t about driving them, directing them, or coercing them; it is about compelling them to join you in pushing into new territory. It is motivating them to share your enthusiasm for pursuing a shared ideal, objective, cause, or mission. In essence, it is to always conduct yourself in ways that communicates to others that you believe people are always more important than things”. - What Great Managers Do Daily | Harvard Business Review
Great managers are engaged at work – in what they do and with others around them – and take the time to engage their teams, through one-on-ones and fair distribution of workloads. - Seven Surprises for New CEOs | Harvard Business Review
These “seven surprises highlight realities about the nature of leadership that are important not just for CEOs but for executives at any level and in any size organization”. An illuminating read. - Why the Best Leaders Want Their Superstar Employees to Leave | The Wall Street Journal
It may seem counter-intuitive, but there are benefits when talent flow is managed well, with allowances made for movement, instead of an insistence on talent-hoarding.
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Laremy Lee
A versatile educator, writer and editor, Laremy Lee (李庭辉) has the uncanny knack of being one of the few among his generation in Singapore who crafts compelling stories in different genres.
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