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How does the Content/Approach/Method of Targeted Leadership Transition Support Differ from Ongoing Leadership Development?

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Sablan, Nicolas; Quinones, J. R.
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To optimize the support behind leadership pipelines, a CAHRS partner is seeking to differentiate effective processes and support necessary for transitioning employees into leadership roles vs. ongoing developmental leadership strategies. This partner has comprehensive leadership analytical frameworks but hopes to better understand how to allocate resources to empower strong senior leaders.
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2020-11Subject
Human Resources; content/approach/method; targeted leadership transition; leadership development support analytical frameworks; business performance; engagement; leadership team; skills; competencies; succession planning; learning
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