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Why The Job Interview Strengths Question Requires Talent, Knowledge, Skills, Experience, and Craft

The best interviews are exercises in joint problem-solving. The problem to be solved is whether it’s best for the organization and for the interviewee to join up. It’s as counter-productive for the interviewer to fool the interviewee about the nature, strategy and culture of the organization as it is for the interviewee to fool the interviewer about their true underlying motivation, strengths and cultural preferences.

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11 Executive Onboarding Program Master-Class Ideas

Mary Vonnegut, Ed Bancroft and I published our books on Onboarding, and The Total Onboarding Program over ten years ago, proposing an integrated approach to aligning organizations and then acquiring, accommodating, assimilating and accelerating talent. We also suggested 11 “master-class” ideas. Here’s what we said about those then and what we’ve learned since.

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How To Inspire, Enable And Empower Tactical Leaders

Strategy. Then tactics. Remember that. And remember the key parts of it:

1. Strategy precedes tactics, inspiring tactical leaders.
2. Strategy directs tactics, enabling tactical leaders.
3. Strategy gets out of the way, empowering tactical leaders.

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How Returning To The Office Provides A Rare Chance To Redirect Your Cultural Evolution

Some define culture as “The way we do things here.” Others take more thorough and complex approaches. We suggest a BRAVE framework as a middle way – simple enough to be generally usable and robust enough to guide choices across behaviors, relationships, attitudes, values and environment.

Different sub-definitions of BRAVE may be appropriate for different organizations. Here’s one set to use as a starting point:

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