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Tactical Wisdom From A Great Career With Master Of Organizational Development, Michael Glenn
Tactical Wisdom From A Great Career With Master Of Organizational Development, Michael Glenn
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Length:
33 minutes
Released:
Oct 17, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
In this week’s episode, Becky Scheeler, VP of Client Engagement for Centennial Executive Search and Talent Strategy (TMI’s parent company) interviews her long-time mentor and friend Michael Glenn.
They met at Fidelity 30 years ago and still keep in touch, learn and grow from one another. Here, they discuss real-life stories about conflict resolution and attributes every leader must have to succeed.
In this episode, you will learn:
3 leadership tactics Mike used with Becky that shaped her future career potential (1:50)
1 thing that managers hardly ever do but is the BEST tactic for keeping high potential talent (3:30)
What coaching clients REALLY want to know when they hire you, and how to build trust (10:15)
Invaluable leadership information, Mike shares his 3 variables for success that he has learned from decades of experience with leaders and organizations. (11:57)
Mike is a master at helping organizations communicate more effectively, and he shares REAL-WORLD CONFLICT RESOLUTION tactics when culture becomes toxic. (14:00)
He shares another story about proactive organizational design and how NOT to throw a new leader under the bus when entering a battlezone. (16:43)
You will also hear about how Mike:
Was asked to start a wellness program at Kellogg’s in the 80’s because of his love for running (21:43)
How his faith has guided him to a successful career (26:07)
Wisdom from hindsight: What he would do differently (27:39)
“A really wise person once said, ‘The true value of a surgeon is not how well the surgeon cuts. It’s how well the patient heals.’” Mike Glenn (28:35)
Mike’s final words reflect on his desire to follow up on his clients better and to create a legacy with the help of the Talent Magnet Institute.
#talentmagnet
Michael Glenn
#organizationaldevelopment
#od
#leadership
#tactical
#wisdom
They met at Fidelity 30 years ago and still keep in touch, learn and grow from one another. Here, they discuss real-life stories about conflict resolution and attributes every leader must have to succeed.
In this episode, you will learn:
3 leadership tactics Mike used with Becky that shaped her future career potential (1:50)
1 thing that managers hardly ever do but is the BEST tactic for keeping high potential talent (3:30)
What coaching clients REALLY want to know when they hire you, and how to build trust (10:15)
Invaluable leadership information, Mike shares his 3 variables for success that he has learned from decades of experience with leaders and organizations. (11:57)
Mike is a master at helping organizations communicate more effectively, and he shares REAL-WORLD CONFLICT RESOLUTION tactics when culture becomes toxic. (14:00)
He shares another story about proactive organizational design and how NOT to throw a new leader under the bus when entering a battlezone. (16:43)
You will also hear about how Mike:
Was asked to start a wellness program at Kellogg’s in the 80’s because of his love for running (21:43)
How his faith has guided him to a successful career (26:07)
Wisdom from hindsight: What he would do differently (27:39)
“A really wise person once said, ‘The true value of a surgeon is not how well the surgeon cuts. It’s how well the patient heals.’” Mike Glenn (28:35)
Mike’s final words reflect on his desire to follow up on his clients better and to create a legacy with the help of the Talent Magnet Institute.
#talentmagnet
Michael Glenn
#organizationaldevelopment
#od
#leadership
#tactical
#wisdom
Released:
Oct 17, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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