Liddell Leads

Insights from Liddell Consulting Group, Leadership Consulting Firm Boston

As a Leader, Your Opinion Matters.

March 4th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

It may or may not seem necessary to you to receive encouragement from others, but it is to your employees.  Taking the time to find something to compliment or reinforce with staff is an important step to creating and solidifying a positive company culture.

The Importance of a Strong Company Culture

February 25th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

If we know you as well as we think we do, half of you are out there saying – “Our company culture is already great.”  And the other half of you are saying – “What does strengthening our company culture matter to the success of the company?”   To that we say, how much does it […]

The Elephant in the Room – When Firing is Unavoidable

February 19th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the national unemployment rate is at the lowest we’ve seen since 1969*. The constraint on finding the right people with the right skills, a great work ethic, and a perfect culture fit is tightening. It’s no wonder that hiring is the number one concern of CEOs**. And […]

14 Ways Leaders Can Prepare For Generation Z’s Entry Into The Job Market – Forbes Coaches Council with insight from Dave Liddell

February 13th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

Dave recently provided insight on Leadership Development as part of this expert leadership and coaching panel for Forbes Coaches Council With Gen Z entering the workforce comes a new set of challenges and benefits. Make sure your company is ready with this advice from Forbes Coaches Council experts. Source: Council Post: 14 Ways Leaders Can […]

Leadership Lessons from a Recession Year [From the Archives]

February 11th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

Republishing this month’s newsletter in full: A look back on an article from February 2009 touching on a topic on the minds of many people and business leaders we speak to these days. Business Survival in 2009 (Leadership Lessons from a Recession Year) Since this is on the minds of most people and business leaders […]

5 Keys to Developing Great Leaders

February 7th, 2020 | Liddell Leads

Assessments All successful employee development programs start with an understanding of individuals’ strengths and weaknesses.  Methodology Ensuring lasting effects of a leadership development program requires a multi-dimensional program that is modular and delivered at defined intervals. Content Training and development content should be tailored to drive individual development and achieve desired program results. Individual Development […]

The 12 Day Leadership Challenge

February 3rd, 2020 | Liddell Leads

Reposted from a recent December newsletter. Fostering an Environment of Transparency, Collaboration & Trust Liddell Consulting Group challenges you to spend 12 days on strengthening your company culture.  If we know you as well as we think we do, half of you are out there saying – “Our company culture is already great.”  And the […]

Developing Great Leaders Isn’t a Destination, It’s a Process.

January 31st, 2020 | Liddell Leads

Let’s face it, change is hard. Many will go out of their way to avoid it. But, improvement requires keeping an eye to the future and continuously developing great leaders at all levels of your organization. By leading with vision and creating conditions that encourage others to rise above mediocrity and perform at their best, […]

Employees Seek the Opportunity to Learn.

January 29th, 2020 | Liddell Leads
manager teaching employee

All employees, at all levels, are concerned with the opportunity for learning and development compared to other aspects of their job. This occurs through new challenges, developmental assignments, developmental feedback, conversations, and mentoring; all of which are controlled almost exclusively by the employees’ respective manager. To make this work, the manager must believe that their […]

A “Command and Control” style will get things done quickly, BUT…

January 27th, 2020 | Liddell Leads
command and control overbearing boss

…this style doesn’t inspire anybody and, in the long run, just creates a bunch of robots that react to orders. Not exactly the conditions that build strong teams, stimulate innovation, and drive sustainable business performance. Very often, the “My Way or the Highway” method of management can ultimately drive employees, and the company, into the […]

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