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Robert Heller, author of The Fate of IBM , in discussion with Bruce Lloyd (Head of Strategic and International Management, South Bank University). Heller argues that at the core of IBM′s problem was a gap between its management perceptions, driven by its historic success, and the reality of...
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Dr Bruce Lloyd, Principal Lecturer in Strategy at South Bank University, in discussion with Cathy Bereznicki, (now former) Chief Executive of Institute of Careers Guidance, about the challenges facing both the careers guidance industry in particular and its clients in general. These new...
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In discussion with Bruce Lloyd, Marc Feigen, one of the authors of the McKinsey Study, Real Change Leaders , argues that middle management decisions require broad based behavioural changes, which will require them to learn new skills, particularly around the concept of “manager as coach”. In...
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Dr Bruce Lloyd, Principal Lecturer in Strategy at South Bank University in discussion with John Case, Editor at large of the well respected US based entrepreneurial journal, Inc. and author of Open‐Book Management: The Coming Business Revolution and The Open‐Book Management Experience:...
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Bruce Lloyd in discussion with Roger Trapp, author of Blunder Boss: How Britain’s Bosses are Failing You. In his book the author argues that there is too often a serious mismatch between what executives say and what they do. This is particularly relevant when those at the top maintain...
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Outlines the links between the three key concepts that come with power ‐ leadership, responsibility and learning ‐ and what they mean for learning organizations. Suggests that leadership needs to balance the interests of all stakeholders in any situation to be more effective; that a...
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