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Leadership today feels harder than it did ten years ago. That’s not because leaders are less capable or less committed. It’s because the job itself has changed and many of today’s expectations didn’t exist earlier in leaders’ careers. In conversations with leaders across industries, the same tension comes up again and again: How do I […]

In organizations centered on growth, feedback isn’t something leaders give and employees receive; it’s a shared responsibility. When feedback moves in only one direction or is confined to review cycles, it limits growth for individuals, teams, and the organization as a whole. Everyone, at every level, has a role to play in keeping communication open, […]