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4 expert tips to propel your neurodivergent superstars

Suzi McAlpine

Recently I asked The Leader’s Digest subscribers what leadership topics they wanted me to explore.… Chances are, you’ve led, will lead or are currently leading someone neurodivergent. Or maybe it’s you personally that finds it challenging to work in a traditional or neurotypical way?

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Five Ways for Leaders to Get Out of Chronic Fight or Flight

Scott Elbin

Pretty much every senior leader I work with has a plate that is overflowing with big issues – return to office initiatives, higher performance goals, huge investments, achieving operational excellence, you name it. In a phone conversation with a senior executive last week, he greeted me by exclaiming, “Happy January 39 th !”

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How To Develop a Training Program That Works For Your Organization

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Internal Communications Plan: 7-Step Strategy and Template

David Grossman

This may sound basic, but all too often we find that internal communications functions don’t have clear plans in place.

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Recession Planning for Businesses and their Leaders.

SME Strategy

Welcome to Leader's Digest — your one-stop destination for all things leadership and organizational strategy. This week, we'll be shining a light on recession planning, and what leaders can do to mitigate the effects of a recession.

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The True Costs of Implying in Leadership Communication (& How to address them)

SME Strategy

Welcome to Leader's Digest! Three key lessons and insights from business leaders on core concepts that can assist you in addressing the problem at hand.

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Tips For Onboarding Top Executives

Chief Executive

Hiring a senior leader is a significant investment that, in the majority of cases, does not pay off. Research conducted by McKinsey and Company has shown that 74 percent of new leaders say their onboarding experience was inadequate in preparing them for their new role. Ideally, the process begins even before the new leader is hired.