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Performance weak spots may be (at least partly) attributable to gaps in specific capabilities; while a strengths-based approach might also be adopted, whereby an already strong capability is enhanced to drive higher performance. Cross-reference the KASAB framework to close the knowing-doinggap.
Not Recognizing the Knowing-DoingGap Let’s face it: a lot of new leader readiness programs don’t do enough to prepare leaders for the realities of the job. The “knowing-doinggap” refers to the disparity between what individuals know they should do and what they actually do in practice.
Essentially, they know what to do because you’ve trained them. The question is, are they doing it? This is the knowing/doinggap. The knowing/doinggap refers to the disconnect between what we know we should do and what we actually do in practice.
“Reflecting upon the growing adoption of Web 2.0 Closing the Knowing-DoingGap in Leadership , July 12, 2009. Closing the Knowing-DoingGap in Leadership , July 12, 2009. Is Social Learning a fad? One Organization Seems to Believe So - The E-Learning Curve , July 14, 2009. Hot Topics.
Innovation involves a “New Thing&# >>> Adoption is the decision to use it >>> Implementation is the effective use of the innovation. Hard-to-get research >>> Adopt new process >>> Blog, Wiki, Twitter, Social Network, Skype, Group calls, Google docs, etc. Implementing.
Adopt best-in-class experiential exercises to reinforce team dynamics. This session will bring you through a team evolution process incorporating the best work of Lencioni, Tuckman, Blanchard, and of course, Kelleher. You’ll learn how to: Establish your leadership team's baseline. Define the ideal traits of high performing teams.
What’s required today is a wholesale shift to a new way of doing things. The knowing/doinggap surrounding the advent of the network era is humongous. The 21C Leadership Project.
“Picasso said, ‘I do things I do not know how to do in order to learn how to do them.’ Within self-development, there are such things as leading better meetings, becoming a more effective speaker, improving one’s memory, being more persuasive, managing projects well, and writing to the point. .
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