The content discusses the looming leadership development crisis as Baby Boomers, who currently occupy many senior leadership positions, begin to retire in large numbers. The author highlights that while the healthcare industry seems to be somewhat prepared for this demographic shift, the broader business world is largely unprepared.
The author critiques typical leadership development programs, which tend to focus on grooming already-powerful individuals, often white men, rather than addressing the critical need to develop leaders who can effectively manage and engage with their teams. The key issue is that most leaders excel at managing upwards and at their own level, but struggle with managing subordinates and fostering a positive, productive work environment.
The author suggests that organizations need to rethink their leadership development strategies to better prepare the next generation of leaders, who will need to navigate a vastly different workforce and business landscape as Baby Boomers depart. This will require a more holistic approach that goes beyond just technical skills and decision-making, and instead focuses on developing leaders who can inspire, motivate, and empower their teams.
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by Ted Bauer في tedbauer.medium.com 07-30-2024
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