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For Oregon: It's Labor Day, Let's Reimagine Leadership on Jobs

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Mon, 2013-09-02 20:54 with 0 comments

Labor Day Stamp - $.03

In 1887, Oregon became the first state in the union to recognize Labor Day. 

A century ago, the US Department of Labor was founded, giving new Secretary Thomas Perez the honor of presiding during its 100th anniversary. This summer, Governor Kitzhaber named a new Workforce Policy Coordinator and head of the Oregon Employment Department. 

How can these leaders make a difference on workforce issues today?  

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WEadership Practice #4: Encourage Experimentation (and, of course, experiment yourself)

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Mon, 2011-10-24 18:13 with 0 comments

This post originally appeared on LeadChange. It is the fourth in a seven-part series summarizing the findings of a one-year study of workforce leadership in which we identified six practices next-generation leaders are using, comprising a new model of leadership we call WEadership in a nod to its collaborative nature.

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WEadership Practice #3: Embrace Openness

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Fri, 2011-10-14 17:59 with 0 comments

This post originally appeared on LeadChange. It is the third in a seven-part series summarizing the findings of a one-year study of workforce leadership in which we identified six practices next-generation leaders are using, comprising a new model of leadership we call WEadership in a nod to its collaborative nature.

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WEadership Practice #1: Adopt a Wide-Angle Point of View

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Sat, 2011-10-01 16:35 with 0 comments

This post originally appeared on LeadChange. It is the second of a seven-part series summarizing the findings of a one-year study of workforce leadership in which we identified six practices next-generation leaders are using: a new model of leadership we call WEadership in a nod to its collaborative nature.
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Practice #1: Adopt a Wide-Angle Point of View

Where do effective leaders look for new ideas?
For better ways of doing things?

boy and telescope

In short, everywhere.

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Un-jobs and the New New Economy

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Mon, 2011-09-26 21:07 with 0 comments

Kristin did this interview with Greg Hartle as part of the Ten-Dollars-and-a-Laptop Project in April of this year.

It just re-surfaced. Since it covers a number of the themse we have explored in the Enhacing Workforce Leadership Project, we thought we'd share.

 

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Where the Skills Are - Magazine - The Atlantic

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Where the Skills Are - Magazine - The Atlantic:

“Cities are our greatest invention, not because of the scale of their infrastructure or their placement along key trade routes, but because they enable human beings to combine and recombine their talents and ideas in new ways.”

The verdict is in (again): social networks contribute to the well being of communities and the set of skills we need to grow them? Leadership skills (we might say, WEadership skills).

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WEadership: Workforce Leaders Remaking Policy and Redefining What it Means to Lead

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Sat, 2011-09-24 16:12 with 0 comments

This post originally appeared on LeadChange. It is the first of a seven-part series summarizing the findings of a one-year study of workforce leadership in which we identified six practices next-generation leaders are using: a new model of
leadership we call WEadership in a nod to its collaborative nature.

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As of 2008, the war for good jobs has trumped all other leadership activities […] The lack of good jobs will become the root cause of almost all world problems that America and other countries will face. – Jim Clifton

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Three Mindshifts for Leaders: How Social Technologies are Changing the Workplace in Fundamental Ways

Post by: Kristin Wolff on Fri, 2011-09-23 09:16 with 0 comments

Lynda Gratton, author of The Shift: The Future of Work is Already Here among many other well-regarded books on work, talent, and the enterprise, challenges leaders to reimagine their organizations, their approach to innovation, and their talent management practices before it's too late.

 

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