Leading Effectively e-Newsletter - October 2009
Keeping on Track: How to be Successful in a Shifting WorldThe global recession, complexity and uncertainty are the hallmarks of today's leadership reality, making success as a manager an elusive proposition. But did you know that for decades the odds for success are stacked against managers from the time they enter the organization? You have a fifty-fifty chance of succeeding or failing as a manager, according to CCL's Bill Gentry and Craig Chappelow, authors of "Managerial Derailment: Weaknesses that can be Fixed," a chapter in the new book The Perils of Accentuating the Positive (Edited by Robert B. Kaiser. HoganPress, 2009). If you haven't signed up for a Premium MyCCL subscription, find out more about the many benefits. You'll gain access to all Premium articles in Leading Effectively, including our new "Leadership Lessons" series.  To continue reading this article you must be a myCCL Premium member.
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Related Articles"The Leadership Gap", A CCL White Paper Five Keys to Effective Leadership Identity: A New View for Leading in a Diverse World Related WebinarsStaying on Track: Five Tips All Leaders Need to Know Related Publications |
