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Building Strength-based Leaders, Teams, and Organizations

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Issue 9
The Journal for CEOs and Other Senior Leaders Who Want
to Perform at Their BEST and Inspire the BEST in Their People
Larry Fehd, CEO, HPS

Larry Fehd
CEO/Founder, HPS

 

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This month we republish several popular articles featured earlier this year:

  • The HPS Mobile Enterprise™: Aligning Resources for Optimal Business Results
  • Creating and Sustaining High-Performance Teams
  • Emotionally Intelligent Leadership

HPS Leadership Best Practices™ readership has grown dramatically and includes a significant representation of international subscribers. Some of our newest subscribers may have not seen these foundational articles so we are republishing as fundamentals for leadership effectiveness and organizational performance.

Human Performance Strategies works with leaders who want to perform at their best and inspire the best from their people. Our purpose is to help you achieve your highest leadership and team/organizational potential. Exemplary leadership translates to improved team/ organizational effectiveness and bottom-line business results.

HPS Leadership Best Practices™ is published monthly as a resource for senior executives who seek practical and cost-effective business solutions.

I welcome your feedback, suggestions for improving this publication, and requests for specific topics at any time; my direct email address is lfehd@hp-strategies.com.

Until next month and kindest regards,

Larry Fehd, President and Founder
HUMAN PERFORMANCE STRATEGIES
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Coming Next Month

Customer Satisfaction: Norm vs. Anomaly
Traditional HR Practitioners: Lessons from the Dinosaur
The Future Can Be Planned

Coming in Future Issues

How Tangibles and Intangibles Influence the Bottom-Line
Building the Strategic HR Enterprise
Emotional Intelligence: Assessment and Development by Edmond Bazerghi, PhD, Center for Executive Assessment
What and Why Are Easy; Knowing How Is the Key
The Stages of High-Performance Team Development
Say No to High-priced Assessment Tools
Balancing Strategic and Tactical Workloads
Don't Take It Personally, It's Only Business
Safety: It's Not What You Think
Grow Your Own or Steal Your Neighbor's
Diversity: Different + Different = Power
Essentials for Creating and Sustaining Trust
 

The HPS Mobile Enterprise™: Aligning Resources for Optimal Business Results
Webster's defines mobile (mo.bile) n. as a sculpture consisting of parts that move, especially in response to air currents; adj. as being capable of being moved or of moving; changing readily in mood, expression, or appearance. Imagine a mobile as a metaphor for a business enterprise. A mobile, like a business, is comprised of many different parts, and each part is interconnected [more]

Creating and Sustaining High-Performance Teams
Are you struggling to motivate and inspire the best from your people? Are you frustrated by erratic team performance, having invested in team building and other related training in the past with only marginal results?
Despite most well intentioned efforts, the majority of team building, training and other related developmental initiatives result in little if any sustained improvement in team productivity. Motivating people to work together effectively and collaboratively is one of the most important yet difficult challenges facing today's leaders and organizations. [more]

Emotionally Intelligent Leadership
Intelligence quotient (IQ) is by far the most widely recognized measurement of human intelligence in the world. However, recent research has confirmed that this traditional view of human intelligence may be too narrow. Another more significant form of intelligence contributes even more to leadership effectiveness.

These same research findings also confirm that Emotional Intelligence is the single most significant factor influencing leadership effectiveness. The data suggests that leaders with well developed Emotional Intelligence competencies ascend to, remain at, and consistently perform at higher levels and are often viewed as exemplars within the organization. [more]

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Articles from Previous Issues of Leadership Best Practices™

The HPS Mobile Enterprise™: Aligning Resources for Optimal Business Results
Talent Development: A Research-Based Perspective on Performance
What's Your Organization's Unique Employee Value Proposition?
Talent Retention and Challenging Economic Times: A Proactive Leader's "To Do" List
What CEOs Really Want from HR Leaders
Creating and Sustaining High-Performance Teams
Emotionally Intelligent Leadership
Organizational Culture and Business Performance
Managing Up the Organization
Leadership Development and ROI
Building Strategic HR Partnerships
 
Exceptional Customer Service Creates Unique Competitive Advantage
Understanding the Team Innovation Process
How Great Leaders Inspire the Best from Their People
Avoiding Flavor-of-the-Month Syndrome
Leveraging 360-Degree Feedback to Improve Leadership Performance
How to Choose and Use a Coach
Building Sponsorship for Key Organizational Initiatives
Lateral Coaching™ for Improved Leadership Performance
Performance Chiropractics: Proper Adjustments Optimize Performance
More Traction with Fewer Resources
 
   
 

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