Month: November 2020

Leadership

Leading From Behind

As a professional working in the field of Human Resources I have attended thousands of conferences, workshops and trainings on effective leadership.  Leadership development can be fast, or it can be slow depending upon the individual in the role.  Outstanding leaders learn to lead from behind and strong leaders seek to develop a broad perspective […]

Leadership

Normalizing Failure

Caitlin Kirby wore a one-of-a-kind, handmade skirt – made from 17 rejection letters that she had received over the last five years.  The 28-year-old Michigan grad student, who has spent the last 4 1/2 years working towards her PhD in environmental science and policy, says that the rejection letters had come from other PhD programs, scholarships […]

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