Organisational change does not simply require management; it needs leadership. Philip Cox-Hynd is a change implementation specialist and author of Mindfulness and the Art of keep reading
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Formal leadership is hierarchical, with titles that indicate status (such as union steward, executive director, senior advisor, committee chair, etc.). Informal leadership is nonhierarchical and keep reading
Repeated studies have shown that a key aspect of employee engagement and retention is employees feeling they are growing and developing. If employees are able keep reading
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You’ll know when it’s time to make a leap. Your learning curve will flatten. You’ll crave new learning, new challenges. You’ll be bored and anxious keep reading
This article was originally published by the NHS Leadership Academy As healthcare moves towards a focus on wellbeing for citizens clinical commissioning is becoming increasingly keep reading
When you look at how you operate at work would you describe yourself as a manager or as a leader? If you run a small keep reading
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