Team Leadership
Though I spend most of my time in the tech sector, I recently had the privilege of returning for my fourth year of facilitating an offsite in Monterey for a team of pediatricians. I continually find that regardless of a client’s sector, when advising leadership teams on culture, leadership and change management, I reference and weave consistent principles from books that I’ve read throughout our sessions. Whether it’s culture and values, leadership, people management, or change management and healthy communication practices, these topics are consistent from industry to industry.?
After this year’s offsite, I provided a recap of the books I referenced that supported our brainstorming sessions on these topics. I find if teams have the books to reference, they can continue to take action on their top challenges to make the most impact. You won’t have any trouble finding leadership books. However, I thought I’d share a few that I always return to that might be helpful to you as well.?
Here’s my list:
Curious, are there any others? Which ones did I miss?
This is a fabulous list, and I'm excited to look into several that I've not read. Thank you! I would also recommend, "Make Your Bed" by William H. McRaven.
Electrical engineer, program manager, product marketer and educator in automobile diagnostics, data networks and industrial power.
1 年Thanks Sue -- great list! A favorite on my shelf is "Good to Great" by Jim Collins.
Zander Media ?? ? Responsive Conference ?? ? Built & sold Robin's Cafe ?? ? Handstands ??
1 年Thanks for sharing! My library is missing a few of these, adding to the list
Director, People at Cala Health
1 年Thanks for sharing, Sue Olson. I'm missing a few of these from my list so adding them now.
Fortune 500 CISO, Experienced C-Suite Executive, Board Member, Industry Speaker & Thought Leader, Advisory Board Member, Mentor
1 年Thanks for sharing your insights with these books Sue Olson - this is beyond leadership; this is about human kind skills.