SELF-AWARENESS IN BUSINESS LEADERSHIP

Is self-awareness really necessary for business leaders? I mean, seriously, they’re large and in charge . . . isn’t that enough?

Self-awareness sounds like we need to break out the crystals and candles – right. Well, in this interview Prof. Sim Sitkin shares some eye-opening research that explodes those assumptions. Buckle your seatbelt! 

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What You’ll Discover About Self-Awareness in Business Leadership (highlights & transcript):

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* 3 Types of self-awareness in business leadership 

* How self-awareness makes you a better leader

* How to know if you have self-awareness in business leadership 

* How authenticity dovetails with self-awareness in business leadership 

* Going beyond 360 feedback surveys to gain more self-awareness in business leadership 

* The most underrated aspect of leadership 

* The #1 thing that gets in the way of self-awareness in business leadership 

* The most universally lowest rated area of leadership 

* How confidence enhances self-awareness in business leadership 

* AND much more. 

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Guest: Prof. Sim Sitkin

Sim B. Sitkin is Michael W. Krzyzewski University Professor, Professor of Management and Public Policy, Faculty Director – Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership and Ethics, and Director – Behavioral Science and Policy Center at Duke University.

He is a Fellow of the Academy of Management, the Society for Organizational Behavior, the Society for Organizational Learning, and the International Network for Trust Research. 

He is Co-Founder and Co-President of the Behavioral Science and Policy Association and President of Delta Leadership, Inc. 

His research focuses on the effects of leadership and organizational control on trust, risk-taking, experimentation, learning, and innovation.

His most recent books are Organizational Control, The Six Domains of Leadership and The Routledge Companion to...

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