Not all leadership skills are learned in a classroom setting, nor does on-the-job experience teach one all of the skills. If you aspire to a leadership position in your organization, you will find this set of material an important tool to use for your own self-development as an outstanding leader. Get inspired by the examples of courageous and unique leaders discussed here.
By Eric Matson
- The transition from team player to the leader can make -- or break -- your career. Here's Fast Company's six-point leadership guide.
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By Karen Schweitzer
- Delegating responsibility is a valuable asset for any leader within an organization. Read these tips on how to delegate responsibility, not just delegate tasks.
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By Susan M. Heathfield
- These tips will help you to delegate more effectively and are sure to help you develop the future leaders in your organization.
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By Polly LeBarre
- Philosopher Peter Koestenbaum poses the truly big questions: How do we act when risks seem overwhelming? What does it mean to be a successful human being?
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- Learn how to develop your own self-motivation action plan. You will see for yourself how creating and following such a plan will keep you motivated and productive without unhealthy stress and excessive willpower.
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By Porus P. Munshi
- Being promoted to a management or supervisor job isn't the end of learning -- it's the beginning.
This article looks at the first two levels of management development, where the first level is the first-time manager, and the second level is the beginning of the middle-management hierarchy.
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