Going the opposite direction of human nature should be easy, right? Not if
you're human, unfortunately. As it turns out, it's oftentimes a greater
advantage
Disaster strikes - when? That's right: When you least expect it. Which is why planning is essential. It's also why technology leaders are typically the organizational role most likely to be saddled with the responsibility for creating and curating BCP/DR or DRR plans.
What do basketball, meditation and technology leadership have in common? More than you might think - especially when it comes to developing those areas of focus and productivity that are commonly classified as "soft skills"
Whether leading a team of nine or nine thousand, leadership requires self-awareness, empathy towards those you lead, being mindful how messages resonate, and sharpening your leadership values into relatively quick, practical insights. Special guest Major General USAF (Retired) Brett Williams.
Tech leaders in the private sector might look to higher education for their round of talent recruits, but what about tech leaders working in higher education? How do the tech challenges of managing a diverse university campus?