Leading With Intuitive Judgment
To help leaders with their decision making, L&D professionals should incorporate elements of shapeshifting into leadership development programs. Guidelines Incorporating a holistic, intuitive view of other market players into leadership training requires a subtle approach to gain trainees'...
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| description | To help leaders with their decision making, L&D professionals should incorporate elements of shapeshifting into leadership development programs. Guidelines Incorporating a holistic, intuitive view of other market players into leadership training requires a subtle approach to gain trainees' acceptance because corporate culture and an MBA mindset rely heavily on quantitative, data-driven skills. The training program should not discount rational analysis but rather augment it with the leaders' own experiences and intuition. |
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