What Can Business Leaders Learn From Diplomats? 7 Strategies For Grown-Up Management
The secret world of diplomacy may seem far-reaching from the business world. In case Elon Musk’s rebellious style of management or Mark Zuckerberg’s casual style of leadership are not your cup of tea and you prefer some grown-up management, then the well-organized rulebook of diplomats could be the way to go. Read the full article […]
A Leading Change Professor Shares 4 War Strategies Every Leader Needs To Know
Contemporary leadership styles promote democratic values and follower-centric approaches. But what should a leader do when these ethical strategies fail and the company associates refuse to implement the required change? When you are designated with a project that requires change, the first action to undertake is to create your change coalition. Then, as Kurt Lewin (1947) posits, […]
Be The Leader Maker: 5 Ways To Turn Managers Into Leaders
With cautionary tales warning about the downfall of working for Steve Jobs-like personalities and the backlash against the unethical decisions made by many CEOs, the reign of the superstar leader ended. We are witnessing the rise of the leader maker—a leader who multiplies their leadership capacity through developing other leaders. In the wake of the great resignation, the […]
Prof. Dr. Karina Ochis accepted into Forbes Coaches Council
Forbes CoachesCouncil Is an Invitation-Only Community for Leading Business Coaches Prof. Dr. Karina Ochis was vetted and selected by a review committee based on the depth and diversity of her experience. Criteria for acceptance include a track record of successfully impacting business growth metrics, as well as personal and professional achievements and honors. “We are […]
Five Ways To Work Well With Gen-Z Employees
In the midst of an unpredictable economic climate, workforce reductions and the complexities surrounding the implementation of return-to-office strategies, organizations are confronted with an additional and arguably more significant obstacle: the task of effectively engaging with and overseeing the emerging cohort of Generation-Z employees. In the present work environment, managers must ensure the engagement of […]
Managing the Multigenerational Workforce – Article Published by AACSB
Conflicts arise when older and younger employees work together. How can managers effectively lead age-diverse teams? How can business schools help? Boomers and members of Generations X, Y, and Z bring different attitudes to the office. Managers struggle to turn these dissimilar workers into cohesive teams. Employees of all ages can be disengaged, at least […]
4 Leadership Lessons Every Leader Needs To Know For The Future
Leaders matter greatly. But in searching so zealously for better leaders, we tend to lose sight of the people these leaders will lead. Without his armies, after all, Napoleon was just a man with grandiose ambition. As a professor to leaders, I’m seeing firsthand the shift in leadership theory. As a consequence, the way we […]
Mental Health Initiatives Can Improve Young Employees’ Performance
Young employees struggle most with their mental health across generations. More than 50% of the global population of young employees expressed crippling anxiety about their future. They are also the least engaged generational group within their work and have the highest turnover company rate. Managers are distrustful of their own ability to meet the unique mental needs of […]
The Job Crises Loop: Three Forces Influencing Young Employee Turnover
Disengagement among employees is costing trillions of dollars in lost productivity, high turnover and the potential loss of future professionals. Managers have reacted to disengagement with complex integration schemes and traditional motivation strategies. These panaceas have enjoyed little success. “Ghosting,” “quiet quitting” and actual defection continue. What these young workers want, as my research has revealed, is […]