About This Blog and an Opportunity to Help Shape it

This blog was started in order to help leaders find cutting edge, research-based, practical tools for improving leadership and leadership development in today’s business world.  The focus is on ethical, results-based leadership.

“There are a variety of reasons why CLOs are finding that the leadership ethics problem is not easily solved: The definition of leadership ethics is still unclear; its scope is broadening, making it a moving target; ethics is hard to talk about; and the most useful leadership ethics programs are company-specific.  So, we have an unclear topic that is in flux, on a subject that is itself a gray area. We have a general discomfort talking about the subject, and an off-the-shelf training program isn’t going to fix the problem.”   

Linda Fisher Thornton, “Leadership Ethics Training: Why is it So Hard to Get it Right?”  Training and Development Journal, September 2009.

 

Take a moment to make this blog work for you! Please post a comment letting me know what kinds of practical leadership information you are having trouble finding. I will build some of my future posts around reader questions and comments.

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For more, see Linda’s book 7 Lenses and the 21 Question Assessment: How Current is My Message About Ethics?
 
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