Monday, February 16, 2009

Global Leadership Development

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Employees are less likely to jump ship during a recession so whether you run a global small business or local big business -- focusing on how to develop people to ensure you are not caught short of strong managers when the economy recovers -- is a smart notion.

Here's what some of the big guys are doing. I see a lot of ideas in this article. Webinars and executive coaches are a good way to train and counsel high-potential employees on a tight budget. Even ordering a simple HBR case study and discussing it as a group at one of your regularly scheduled meetings shows you're on it and care. More ideas can be found here.

2 comments:

Heather Parks said...

A great new book on global business leadership is on Amazon. I saw this yesterday and think that it is right in line with what you are discussing in your blog, Laurel.

http://www.amazon.com/Global-Business-Leadership-E-S-Wibbeke/dp/0750684089

Laurel Delaney said...

Hi, Heather,

Thank you for visiting our blog.

If you had stayed with us a little longer and explored more of our resources, you would have caught Squidoo: Borderbuster (http://www.squidoo.com/borderbuster) under IMPORTANT LINKS on the right sidebar that we already featured "Global Business Leadership."

It's under the category of Borderbusting Books: Five Favs for 2008.

Warm regards,
Laurel