Join us virtually and globally November 12-13 to explore the topics of habit science, AI collaboration, proactive accountability, modern DEI, and more
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Join us virtually and globally November 12-13 to explore the topics of habit science, AI collaboration, proactive accountability, modern DEI, and more
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A recent poll suggests that HR leaders may see manager capabilities as a major obstacle in performance management, but they say the solution lies elsewhere.
Author and speaker Douglas Rushkoff will give the opening keynote address at this year’s NeuroLeadership Summit, speaking on why we should keep teams human.
Research has shown that leaders can improve multiple aspects of performance management by helping their teams to build a growth mindset.
Meaningful learning can’t occur when our brains are flooded with information. That’s why creating coherence in corporate learning content is so important.
The theme of this year’s NeuroLeadership Summit is “A More Human Organization.” Read more to learn what makes a refocus on people so vital.
Research suggests there are three key components that help teams achieve lasting behavior change: priorities, habits, and systems.
Growth mindset is instrumental for creating the right performance management, as it builds resilience in people and helps them embrace challenges.
Microsoft’s culture change journey has been marked by a persistent focus on going simple and establishing its essential leadership principles.
When leaders create the “conditions for insight,” as NLI calls them, they’re able to unlock the greatest creative potential from their teams.
There are two key habits leaders can build in their cultures to promote speaking up: minimizing a threat state in speakers and those being spoken to.
Many workers won’t be returning to an in-office situation anytime soon. We know the biases baked into telework; now’s our chance to mitigate them.
Many business leaders aren’t quite sure how to define, develop, or deploy the “E” in DE&I. Here’s what the science says.
Research shows that letting employees unplug can pay off. So maybe instead of embracing employee engagement models, we should disengage.
Up to 98% of people have the potential to become allies. To reach that potential, we need to understand what makes a person an ally.
For governments everywhere, agility is essential. But unfortunately it’s not the norm. Growth mindset can help.
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In 2007, David and Lisa Rock and their team had been working in leadership development and executive coaching for ten years, when David coined the term “NeuroLeadership.”ef
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