Motivating people
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Motivating people

Leda Team
13 Sep 2018
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Motivating people
Motivating people
🎓Monash Business School|🏆AACSB Recognition 2018|📊8,000+ leader reflections|✅88-93% completion rate
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About this research

8,000+ leader reflections collected over five years. Participants span technology, industrial services, healthcare, and non-profit — from ASX-listed companies to 65-person organisations.

Methodology co-developed with Professor Anne Lytle, who spent 30 years teaching leadership at Kellogg, Melbourne Business School, and Monash University (Professor and Director of Leadership). Her research background in neurobiology (Cornell) and organisational behaviour (Kellogg PhD) shaped the science-based approach.

Past-president of the International Association for Conflict Management. Consulted to ANZ, Boeing, Qantas, Telstra, and the United Nations.

Recognised by AACSB's Innovations That Inspire — the global standard-setting body that accredits Harvard, Wharton, INSEAD, and London Business School.

As leaders, we quickly learn that others don’t always perform the way we’d like. We can be tempted to blame them, and feel frustrated that we can’t change them.

But what we can do is use the factors within our control to influence their performance.

How? Using four key tools:

  • goal-setting
  • support and empowerment
  • feedback
  • rewards and recognition.

There are no surprises here. But knowing which motivational approaches to use at any time with a particular individual can be tricky.

And as leaders, we need to influence more than just poor performers.

Why is it useful?

In today’s teams, we desperately need people’s creativity and ideas.

We need them to apply their technical and professional knowledge to complex problems.

And we need them to do that together with others.

It’s our challenge to create the ideal conditions for high performance, and sustain diverse teams in changing environments.

Let Leda show you how to do that consistently and successfully, and watch your team achieve more than perhaps even you thought possible.

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