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How to Handle Performance Review Bias

Associations Now

Making a decision about how to run your office these days is fraught enough. Those choices also reveal how leaders think about how work ought to get done—which means performance reviews can be more complicated now, and more at risk for bias. To address that, leaders and managers must think about teams as well as people.

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How to successfully implement a vision at your association

Nimble AMS

Read our blog for three best practice strategies on how to effectively communicate and implement a vision at your association. Here’s how you can apply this principle to your leadership: 1. Regularly review staff progress and provide feedback to ensure that everyone is aligned with your overarching goals and objectives.

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How to foster a culture of accountability with your association staff

Nimble AMS

Are you looking for insights into how to build and lead high performing teams at your association? It all comes down to how you foster a culture of accountability with your team members. Read our blog to learn how to foster a culture of accountability with your association staff.

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A New Look for Performance Reviews

Associations Now

But workers should also be empowered to establish reviewable goals and how to meet them. It’s practically axiomatic at this point that the annual performance review is broken. If you don’t know what your overall organization goals are, how are your people supposed to know theirs?

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Blue Sky eLearn: 2017 Year in Review

Blue Sky eLearn

If you haven’t been following us the entire year, read our 2017 year in review below and check out some highlights! The post Blue Sky eLearn: 2017 Year in Review appeared first on Blue Sky eLearn. 2017 was another great year for Blue Sky! We had a whole lot of fun doing it!

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How to Support Your Introverts

Associations Now

Strong leadership means better recognizing how introverts also do their jobs. In today’s competitive workplace, hard work isn’t enough ,” executive coach Melody Wilding recently wrote in the Harvard Business Review. The post How to Support Your Introverts appeared first on Associations Now.

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How to Lead Across Generations

Associations Now

Case in point: Earlier this month, the two founders of a nonprofit dedicated to seating gen Zers on boards in Maine published a report on how their effort imploded in spectacular fashion. A key issue, they explain, was the distinction between how different generations perceived the importance of social-justice issues.

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