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| Foreword |
vii |
| Introduction |
ix |
| 1 Concepts of Leadership |
1 |
| Cynthia D. McCauley |
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| Section I: Leadership Competencies |
13 |
| 2 The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership |
15 |
| James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner |
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| 3 Leading to Build the Team |
35 |
| Patrick M. Lencioni |
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| 4 Strategic Planning: A Leadership Imperative |
43 |
| Leonard D. Goodstein |
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| 5 Five Critical Communication Skills for Leaders of the Future |
55 |
| Dianna Booher |
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| 6 Influence Tactics for Leaders |
73 |
| Gary Yukl |
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| 7 Leading Change: A Conversation with John P. Kotter |
89 |
| Interviewed by Elaine Biech |
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| 8 Managing Talent |
103 |
| Kevin Oakes, Holly Tompson, and Lorrie Lykins |
| 9 Getting Results: Our Journey to Turn Leadership Competencies into Outcomes |
123 |
| Dave Ulrich and Norm Smallwood |
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| 10 Engaging and Retaining Talented People in Any Economy |
139 |
| Beverly Kaye and Sharon Jordan-Evans |
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| Section II: Leadership Development |
153 |
| 11 Leadership Development Strategy |
155 |
| Tacy M. Byham and William C. Byham |
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| 12 Identifying Real-World Leadership Competencies |
171 |
| Mark David Jones |
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| 13 Worst Practices in 360-Degree Assessments: Why Feedback Fails |
185 |
| Craig Chappelow |
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| 14 Leaders as Mentors and Teachers: Time-Tested LeadershipDevelopment Strategies |
199 |
| Edward Betof |
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| 15 Learning on the Job |
211 |
| Ellen Van Velsor |
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| 16 Coaching Leaders to Lead |
229 |
| Marshall Goldsmith |
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| Section III: Attributes of Successful Leaders |
239 |
| 17 Good to Great: What Leaders Do |
241 |
| Jim Collins |
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| 18 Unlocking the Mystery of Inspiring Leadership |
255 |
| Jack Zenger, Joe Folkman, and Scott Edinger |
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| 19 The Authentic Leader |
267 |
| Bill George |
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| 20 Leading in Turbulent Times |
279 |
| Priscilla Nelson and Ed Cohen |
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| 21 Leadership Ethics and Integrity for the 21st Century |
291 |
| Ken Blanchard |
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| 22 Trends Shaping Future Leadership Attributes |
299 |
| Karie Willyerd and Jeanne Meister |
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| 23 Derailment: How Successful Leaders Avoid It |
311 |
| William A. Gentry |
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| Section IV: Contemporary Leadership Challenges |
325 |
| 24 Leading the Workforce of the Future |
327 |
| Frances Hesselbein |
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| 25 Globally Savvy Leaders |
339 |
| Stephen H. Rhinesmith |
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| 26 Women in the Lead |
355 |
| Marian N. Ruderman |
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| 27 Leading Across Generations |
369 |
| Joanne G. Sujansky |
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| 28 Leading for Diversity |
383 |
| Kay Iwata, Juan T. Lopez, and Julie O’Mara |
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| Section V: Broadening the Leadership Discussion |
399 |
| 29 Why Leadership Development Should Go to School |
401 |
| Lyndon Rego, Steadman D. Harrison III, and David G. Altman |
| 30 Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders for the Worlds of 2020 |
417 |
| Lawrena Colombo and John Verderese |
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| 31 A Military View of Leadership in the Private Sector |
427 |
| John Lockard |
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| 32 Leading in the Public Sector |
435 |
| Will Brown |
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| 33 Chinese “Sheng Yi”: Reinterpreting Challenges for Leaders |
443 |
| Cheng Zhu |
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| Appendix: List and Descriptions of the Tools on the Website |
461 |
| ASTD Leadership Handbook Contact Information |
467 |
| About the Editor |
471 |
| About ASTD |
473 |
| About Berrett-Koehler |
474 |
| Index |
475 |
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