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In order to build higher-performing and more productive teams, organizations in this multi-client case study worked with FlashPoint to understand how their teams were performing and to identify opportunities for improvement.
MANAGEMENT VITALSTM: ENSURING MANAGERS ARE EQUIPPED TO MANAGE AND LEAD
Case Study
In order to equip managers to engage employees, organizations in this multi-client case study worked with FlashPoint implement management training focused on fundamental management skills.
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Leadership Development Program Design
Whitepaper
Imagine knowing how to shape and innovate our leadership programs to more closely meet leader needs with the right content, in the right way, at the right time. Download our whitepaper to find out how to make your leadership development training "stick".
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The Leader vs. Manager Dilemma
Whitepaper
Understanding the difference between leadership and management allows us to choose the right approach for any given situation. At FlashPoint, we believe it's important to intentionally practice both leadership and management skills. Here's how you can decide if you (or your employee) needs leadership training or manager skill development.
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The Business Case for The Leadership Challenge®
Whitepaper
Everyone's talking about employee engagement these days, but three decades of ongoing research by The Leadership Challenge® authors, Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner shows that leadership is the single most important factor contributing to engagement. This whitepaper and discussion guide will help you drive conversations and provide statements that can impact effective decision making when initiating a leadership development program using The Leadership Challenge® and the LPI®: Leadership Practices Inventory® 360-degree feedback assessment.
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How to Succeed with Emerging Leaders
Whitepaper
When we talk about "emerging leaders," the Millennials and Gen Z generations may come to mind—but we aren't talking only about a certain generation. Emerging leaders are people in your organization who have high potential and are strong performers. They are people who are, or will be, in some leadership role at some point, and if you want to retain them they need to be developed. They want and need a good reason to stay.
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SMART Goals Aren’t Enough
Make Your 2026 Goal-Setting More Impactful As we head into a new year, you’ll see no shortage of goa...
The Trust Audit
Take a Closer Look at the Trust You’re Building Trust is one of those things leaders don’t think abo...
Creating Leadership Boundaries
Practice Setting Boundaries to Protect Your Purpose Every leader knows the feeling: a calendar full ...
Do Your Values Still Guide You?
Re-Center on What Matters Most It’s easy for values to sometimes fade into the background. They tend...
What's Lurking in Your Leadership Shadow?
A Spooky Fun Look at the Leadership Habits That Haunt Us Every leader can cast a shadow. Some show u...
Skill It Yourself
Why Intersecting DIY and Leadership Development May Be Scary The concept of DIY—“do it yourself”—isn...