
George Bradt
Contributor at Forbes
Executive onboarding expert, helping new leaders and their teams get done in 100 days what normally takes 6-12 months with BRAVE leadership.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | George Bradt
Front line supervisorgetty Leadership is about inspiring, enabling and empowering others to do their absolute best together to realize a meaningful and rewarding shared purpose. Nesting within that, CEOs, senior leaders, middle managers, and frontline supervisors should focus on cultural, strategic, operational, and tactical leadership respectively, with all-in during a crisis. Leadership modesBradt Cultural LeadershipUltimately, culture is the only sustainable competitive advantage.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | George Bradt
Complete Artists - Walnut Hill School of The ArtsBoston Globe via Getty Images Cultural, strategic, and tactical leadership nest. The most effective CEOs leverage simple statements of who the organization is and what it stands for – high concepts – to guide how everyone thinks and acts culturally, strategically and tactically. Two high concepts stopped me in my tracks last week with their simplicity and elegance.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | George Bradt
Investment cases include far more than just an analysis of return on investment. At best, they are fully-fleshed out value equations, considering the benefits and costs that matter most to investors of financial resources, reputation, and time and attention. Keep this in mind in any change management effort.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | George Bradt
Insular cultures produce groupthink, don’t evolve as fast as others, and thus pose an existential threat to organizations. Instead, think and lead from the outside-in to ensure your culture and organization continue to evolve and thrive. GroupthinkIrving Janis explained that groupthink happens when group pressures and a drive for unanimity suppress dissent and critical evaluation. One example is the disastrous decision to launch the space shuttle Challenger, reenacted for this video.
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1 month ago |
forbes.com | George Bradt
40% of new leaders get fired, forced out, or quit within their first 18 months because they fail to fit, deliver, or adjust to changes down the road. The main problems through the seven stages of executive onboarding can be solved by thinking marketing, selling, buying, getting a head start, converging, evolving, and adjusting – in that order. Shame on you if you don’t leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) at every stage to do those better.
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