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Leadership Transitions and Team Building: Leadership Collection (2 Books)
by Harvard Business Review, Michael D. Watkins, Reid Hoffman, Ben Casnocha, Chris Yeh
October 2015
Beginner
512 pages
8h 43m
English
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CONTENTS
Preface for the 10th Anniversary Edition
Introduction: The First 90 Days
Why transitions are critical times. How new leaders can take charge more effectively. Building career transition competence. Assessing transition risk in taking a new role.
Why people fail to make the mental break from their old jobs. Preparing to take charge in a new role. Understanding the challenges of promotion and onboarding. Assessing preferences and vulnerabilities.
Learning as an investment process. Planning to learn. Figuring out the best sources of insight. Using structured methods to accelerate learning.
3. Match Strategy to Situation
The dangers of “one-best-way” thinking. Diagnosing the situation to ...
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