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  • Why investing in leaders is an investment in the business.

    Leadership is a vital capability in any successful organization. Effective leadership can make all the difference in ensuring the success of an organisation, and the Here are a few key traits we feel are essential for effective leadership: 1. They are willing to invest their time and energy in supporting and developing team members, and they

  • Emotional Literacy can open up a new world for todays leaders.

    discussed the importance of emotional literacy in emotional intelligence, exploring the connection to leadership 💖Developing a robust emotional vocabulary ensures we are more precise in understanding and expressing ✔️Emotional literacy is linked to leadership and decision-making. emotions, reflecting on them, and using them as data to make informed decisions, ultimately enhancing leadership To discover how our coaching or leadership programs can help you muscle up on emotional intelligence,

  • Doesn't everyone want performance uplift? How executive coaching fits.

    can learn how to better understand their own style, identify their strengths and opportunities, and develop decision-making biases and blind spots, learn how to gather and analyze data more effectively, and develop coaching helps leaders develop this skill. Improved self-awareness also helps leaders develop a more authentic style that has a positive roll-on Executive coaching is critical to workplace culture and performance because it helps leaders develop

  • To Motivate? Inspire? or Influence?  Leaders, which will it be!

    I recall my very early leadership days, where I was responsible for outcomes mostly through people reporting Encourage your people to refine their strengths, invest in their development. We have a number of leadership programs for leaders such as our Ignite Program for Leaders and RiseUP

  • Emerging Leaders: Rising up to the challenge of your first role is never quite what you expect.

    When you rise up to the challenge of your first leadership role, it is never quite what you expect, so Seeing the future has always been the exciting part of leadership for Melina and finding new and novel Developing people and seeing them grow and transform both professionally and personally was what excited her about leadership. We asked both Suria and Melina if they could do it again, what support or development would they want

  • Part 2: Inspiring workplaces cultures to thrive and the role of leaders.

    It’s fair to say the quality of your leadership determines the experience of your people, which ultimately When we ask teams to define what great leadership is, essentially their NorthStar, we see a pull towards Don’t see culture as a project, it requires continuous effort and accountability at a leadership level www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/high-performing-teams-a-timeless-leadership-topic

  • Putting the ‘good’ back into goodbye. Why an exit interview is good for Culture.

    Asking a lot of questions about targets, expectations, job design, development and promotion are great Questions that provide insight into improvements that impact business performance such as culture, leadership Do you mandate it or is it optional, we can’t give you the answer, so put it to your leadership team Getting the goodbye right, can provide valuable information about your culture, leadership and teams

  • A Leader's Playbook: Humanizing the Workplace for Collaborative Success

    In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, leadership is changing so fast, its now well beyond traditional Feedback is a powerful tool for growth and development. Elevate your leadership to cultivate thriving, connected, and successful teams.

  • Inspiring a Culture of Growth and Success. Leading for Impact!

    In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, leadership plays a crucial role in driving At PeopleQ, we embrace these aspects of leadership as the basis for growth, collaboration and success Leadership is not a destination; it's a lifelong journey of growth, learning, and purpose.

  • Protecting Workplace Culture:  Talent and Hiring Managers as first responders.

    From a passive leadership mindset to a more intentional, inclusive, and empowered leadership mindset It’s not as easy as assessing previous experience and capability, so decipher between what can be developed

  • Why investing in your emerging leaders is a quadruple win!

    anyone, but recent experiences continue to back this up particularly for more experienced, technical and leadership Why put so much energy into searching an already scarce and competitive market for leadership talent Imagine a proactive approach to building leadership capability, where you look inside the business to Not everyone will step up into a leadership role, but the uplift in skills and capability will transfer A win for your people, a win for your leadership team, a win for your business and a win for your customers

  • Leaders, does it pay to be liked?

    to navigate the uncertainty the pandemic was casting our world into, when I realised a shift in my leadership Leadership is not just about being in charge, calculated, data driven, unemotional and holding all the COVID has resulted in a new style of leadership emerging. PeopleQ leadership programs explore the traits that make you more likeable as a leader and how these leaders to explore the capabilities needed to lead in the fourth industrial revolution, and many of our leadership

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