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Chew the Gristle: Taking Responsibility Like a Leader

Leadership Freak

When you don’t take responsibility for your team, it founders. Taking responsibility is vitality. You lose it when you don’t own it. When you don’t own your marriage, it dies. It’s self-centered to take failure personally. See how I’m struggling.”

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Creating a Corporate Social Responsibility Program with Real Impact

Harvard Business Review

Exploring the critical role of experimentation in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), research on four multinational companies reveals a stark difference in CSR effectiveness. This strategy fosters genuine community engagement and responsive initiatives, as seen in a mining company’s impactful HIV/AIDS program.

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How to Implement AI — Responsibly

Harvard Business Review

Researchers engaged with organizations across a variety of industries, each at a different stage of implementing responsible AI. They identified four key moves — translate, integrate, calibrate, and proliferate — that leaders can make to ensure that responsible AI practices are fully integrated into broader operational standards.

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Four Responses to Feedback

Ed Batista

So when you receive feedback, whether it's in a formal performance review or an informal chat, here are four potential responses: 1. This is an understandable response--negative feedback has the potential to pose a threat, which makes it likely to generate a strong emotional response and capture our attention. [2]

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Giving Authority and Responsibility to Your Team Members

Thought Leaders LLC

And to get to that point you need to understand the difference between accountability and responsibility and then how authority interplays with both of them. Members of high performing teams are going to be the most satisfied when they feel like they can have an impact on the outcome of their work. Accountability is an external force.

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4 Responses to Complaints About Others

Leadership Freak

Today I offer 4 responses when you hear complaints about others. You hear more bellyaching when you passively listen to complaints about others. Complaints about others might be self-serving or spoken from genuine concern.

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What Is Responsible Computing?

Harvard Business Review

The authors offer a systemic Responsible Computing Framework that integrates environmental challenges including energy consumption and emissions with many other social and governance aspects. For each they provide several KPIs that leaders should focus on.