Leading beyond boundaries: leadership in local government
Jul 16th
Leaders at all levels shape your organisational culture. They do this by what they pay attention to, the behaviour they role model, and the behaviour in others that they value. Leadership development must be tailored to the needs of both the sector and the unique local features of each authority. In this report, we explore what works and what doesn’t.
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This article is filed under: leadership, leadership development, organisational culture
Getting the most from departmental Boards
Jul 16th
New Board structures have sprung into existence all across Whitehall. Some work well; others are ineffective, lack strong team leadership, with the key decisions being taken elsewhere. Andrew Jackson, talks to leading civil servants and non-executive directors to explore just how Boards can live up to their promise.
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This article is filed under: leadership, leadership development, strategic capability, team leadership
Organisational culture and change
Jul 16th
The key question when looking at the role of organisational culture must be: ‘How do we ensure that the changes we make support the outcomes we have identified as critical to our success?’. This report shows how to take an organisation wide approach to driving and embedding culture change in support of strategic goals.
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This article is filed under: organisation, organisation design, organisational culture
Magnetic attraction: the power of talent and the corporate brand
Jul 16th
Over 150 interviews with talented people and company representatives. 24 participating organisations: large blue chips, small start-ups, public sector organisations, charities. 8 months work. The result is a comprehensive and fresh look at talent development – how to lift employee motivation and manage your workforce for better performance.
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This article is filed under: employee motivation, engagement, people, talent development, workforce management
Eating the elephant
Jul 16th
Worthy visions such as zero waste or zero infections may express an aspiration and capture the imagination. But the reality is that these are elephant-sized tasks that only the brave (or mad) will take on as serious and achievable goals. This is the story of how one organisation set themselves an incredibly ambitious goal and their herculean efforts to achieve it.
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This article is filed under: Change, organisational culture, strategy, strategy development, transformational leadership