A generalist, a specialist or a generalist specialist

As we set goals for our team mates, we also need to help them- particularly the younger folks, chalk out the input plan to achieve the results. It not only gives us greater predictability of the results but also throws up leads for ‘preventive action’. A short piece on the theme. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/drpramodsolanki-growthcatalyst_performancemanagement-reviews-inputs-activity-7138789983271788544-qZH8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Leadership challenges rarely have a straight-line or ‘technical’ answer. They mostly come with an ‘adaptive component’ i.e. the part of the challenge that does not have a precedence or a structure to go by. Therefore, it requires a unique response from the person at the helm. What shapes this unique response of an effective leader?…

To say that an engaged workforce is a major competitive advantage is to state the obvious. For those who may want to see the empirical evidence can look at the enormous amount of data provided by @Gallup and @Great Place to Work Institute for many decades now. Here are a few highlights about businesses with…

One of the primary responsibilities of a leader is to enable and see that people work to their potential. After all, it’s a great win-win strategy for organizations and also employees. Not to forget that effective leaders can gain as much as 2X more contribution from their teams compared those who are not (Wiseman &…