Tag: leadership
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The Art of Thinking: 25 Insights into Human Misjudgment from Charlie Munger
In “Poor Charlie’s Almanack,” Charlie Munger analyzes the psychological factors that lead to poor decision-making. Known as the 25 standard causes of human misjudgment, these principles provide invaluable insights into why people think and act the way they do. As a leadership coach, understanding these causes can be transformative in guiding teams and individuals toward…
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Navigating the Evolution of Cloud Infrastructure: Insights from Michael Galloway
In this enlightening episode of “Le Podcast on Emerging Leadership,” we dive into the dynamic world of cloud infrastructure with Michael, a seasoned tech industry expert. With over 20 years of experience, including significant roles at Yahoo, Netflix, and now HashiCorp, Michael offers a rich perspective on the evolution of technology and leadership. Michael’s journey…
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Beyond Top Ten: My Essential Non-Fiction Reads for Leadership and Personal Growth
A few months ago, Kevin Fishner presented me with an intriguing challenge: to list my top non-fiction books. As simple as it sounds, this task quickly unfolded into a reflective journey through the pages that have shaped my understanding of leadership, personal growth, and organizational development. But how does one confine such a wealth of…
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The Conductor’s Magic Wand: Transforming Leadership with Noah Max
In the latest episode of Le Podcast on Emerging Leadership, I had the pleasure of hosting Noah Max, a visionary in the realm of classical music. Noah, a composer and conductor, shares his profound insights on leadership within the creative arts. 🔹 Creative Leadership: Noah describes his role as a composer akin to being a…
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Ioanna Mantzouridou on Revolutionizing Leadership with AI
In our latest episode of Le Podcast on Emerging Leadership, I am honored to feature Ioanna Mantzouridou, Co-founder & CEO of Dextego. Join us as we delve into Ioanna’s inspiring journey from her roots in HR to leading an innovative AI coaching platform. Key Highlights of the Episode: Don’t miss this episode if you’re interested…
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Pivoting Forward: The Birth of Our Vision
By Alexis Monville & Jeremie Benazra “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.” This ancient wisdom resonates deeply through the cycles of life, reminding us how impactful the understanding and embracing of endings is to welcome new chapters truly. So, what does it take to pause and reflect meaningfully at the closing of…
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The Essence of Leadership: Insights from Agile Tour Bordeaux
At the recent Agile Tour Bordeaux conference, attendees had a unique opportunity on Friday afternoon: a segment dedicated solely to exploring ideas through open space technology. Within this dynamic framework, I had the privilege of conducting a workshop that probed the nature of leadership. The high participation and engagement from attendees made this discussion exceptionally…
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Navigating the Human Side of Remote Work with Lisette Sutherland
Lisette Sutherland is an expert in remote collaboration, not just remote work. With a rich international background, Lisette brings a unique blend of experiences to the table. She’s lived in Germany, the United States, and now calls the Netherlands home. Lisette is also the host of the Collaboration Superpowers podcast, where she explores the nuances…
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Cultivating a Global Culture: Lessons from Canva
📣 Have you ever wondered how some companies manage to preserve their culture while expanding on a global scale? 🔗 I came across an insightful article that delves into this very question, looking at how Canva—yes, the design platform we all love—has successfully maintained a unified culture while spanning across continents. 🌟 Key Takeaways:1️⃣ Culture…
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The Origins of the BEPS Navigator
Navigating the bustling corridors of a 300-strong cloud infrastructure team, I witnessed firsthand the complexities and challenges of a large-scale software development setup. The traditional organization with its neatly partitioned functions – product management, software engineering, quality assurance, and the like – seemed efficient on paper, but it was far from optimal. We brought together…
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From Zero to 1,000: Insights from Anne Caron
In a recent podcast episode, Anne Caron, a seasoned People Strategy consultant, shared her insights on building scalable organizations, especially for startups. Drawing from her extensive experience, including a decade at Google, Anne delved into the intricacies of company culture, performance management, and the importance of HR in a growing company. Anne is the author…
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How to Win Friends and Influence People
We all know the importance of building strong relationships and effective communication skills. Do we? One of the best resources to learn these skills is Dale Carnegie’s classic book, “How to Win Friends and Influence People.” Originally published in 1936, this book has remained popular for decades because the principles it outlines are timeless and…