Hi Reader,
The best recommendations Karl Bimshas Consulting gets come from those who value and understand the importance of leadership development and accountability. Therefore, I hereby deputize you to seek the signs of lousy leadership near you so we can intervene before it’s too late and poor habits become entrenched.
Here are some tools to help you.
“There Might Be A Leadership Problem Here”
If the answer to one or more of these questions is “yes,” it suggests a leadership problem might need attention. Further assessment and targeted interventions could help improve overall leadership effectiveness and organizational success.
Let’s dig deeper to be sure.
Think of a specific leader (it could be you) and rate each question.
True = 1 Point, I don’t know = 0 Points, False = -1 Point
TOTAL ____
A score of six or less could spell trouble. Here’s why. Each question focuses on a critical aspect of effective leadership, making these valuable tools for evaluating and enhancing leadership skills.
These questions provide a quick way of assessing leadership qualities. If you know any leaders who want or need to enhance their development, I’d like to meet them.
Who Likes to Work with Karl Bimshas Consulting:
[ ] Forward-thinking individuals or organizations
[ ] Passionate about being accountable
[ ] Seeks innovative leadership approaches
[ ] Values tangible results and performance elevation
Where are They:
[ ] Professional Services across industries (Healthcare, Municipalities, Education, Finance, etc.)
How to Know if They’re the Right Fit:
[ ] Committed to effective leadership development
[ ] Embraces fresh perspectives and structured methodologies
[ ] Values personalized guidance and self-paced online resources
Did you check most of the boxes?
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Notify me directly, and let’s elevate their leadership, or click the link below to fill out a referral form.
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All the Best,
-Karl
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