Leadership And The Nature Of Human Nature

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Issue 38

In this issue of Developing Leaders Quarterly we are tackling organisational issues that are very ancient and very modern. From the human nature that directs how we react and respond to good leadership, that has changed little over the millenia to the new structures and models of work that are emerging as we leave the worst restrictions of the pandemic behind us. We also explore how stress affects our productivity, what indigenous peoples can teach us about collective organisations and thinking, how to get creative and returning to a more conscious form of leadership. Lots of new approaches based on ancient patterns.

Key Articles

Leadership and the Nature of Human Nature

Ryne Sherman

The Chief Science Officer at Hogan Assessments explores how ancient traits and habits continue to shape our behaviours in modern organizations. Read it on page 10.

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Good Stress, Bad Stress

Emma Russell

Stress saps our energy, weakens our enthusiasm and resolve. It can kill us, but it can also invigorate our performance. Emma Russell shares her research and insights. Read it on page 41.

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Think You're Not Creative? Think Again

Anne-Laure Sellier

A professor at HEC Paris, Anne-Laure Sellier explores how we can create more creativity in organizations. Read it on page 105.

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LEADERSHIP

Leadership and the Nature of Human Nature Ryne A. Sherman

A New Work Model, A New Mental Model Sylvain Newton

Good Stress, Bad Stress Emma Russell

What’s Your Problem? Umar Taj

How Can We Shift From Charismatic To Conscious Leadership?Julian Saipe and Mimi Moore

Towards a New Model for Management Development Giuseppe Auricchio, Evgeny Kaganer and Alejandro Lago

Purpose Alignment Measurement Nola Turner-Jensen

Think You’re Not Creative? Think Again Anne-Laure Sellier

Coaching: Getting with the Program Roddy Millar

IDEAS FOR LEADERS

Idea #800 – Why Craft is Relevant (and Needed) in Today’s Workplace

Idea #590 – Forget the Hero: Leadership as Day-To-Day Processes, Practices and Interactions

Idea #77 – Gaining Influence Through Listening

BOOK REVIEWS

Net Positive

Beyond Collaboration Overload

Power, For All

Workability

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