Last month, we blogged about the importance of avoiding cognitive biases in investment decisions. Such biases can also be dangerous in business leadership and are often a cause of corporate failures. Mistakes such as herding and confirmation bias are just as prevalent among company directors as they are among investors. One of the most important
I recently read a 1985 copy of ‘Iacocca: an autobiography’ and was surprised to find many crucial and timely lessons for today’s budding business leaders and managers. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Lee Iacocca was president of Ford until 1978, then became CEO of the struggling Chrysler, making him the only person to lead
Strong leadership is integral to the successful future of any organisation, but are leaders born or made? If you don’t believe it is worth leaving to chance, offering effective workplace leadership training can provide a strategic approach to talent development. This type of training doesn’t only provide efficiencies for businesses. It is also an attractive
