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Leadership thought 17: “Talk the walk.”
“Walk the talk” is one of the most used clichés on leadership. And the importance of role modeling is undoubted. Transformational leadership theorists [i] call it ‘idealized influence’ and it is a core element in all positive leadership theories [ii]: giving the example … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, commitment, freedom, leadership, neuro, psychology, self awareness, transformational, wisdom
Tagged consistency, David De Cremer, Frank Van Massenhove, leadership, leadership thoughts, neurology, positive leadership, Robert Cialdini, self awareness, social proof, social psychology, transformational leadership
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David De Cremers inzichten werken als spiegel voor de politiek.
David De Cremer heeft het in zijn nieuwe boek “onderhandelen op mensenmaat”* over het menselijke, irrationele aspect in onderhandelingssituaties. We hebben vooroordelen. We interpreteren situaties meestal vanuit ons eigen voordeel. We gaan er gemakshalve maar foutievelijk van uit dat de tegenpartij … Continue reading
“Do nice guys finish last?”
“No,” answered Tom Tyler. And he proved it with scientific evidence at the academic TiasNimbas conference on leading with integrity. Fair guys build superior forms of organisations, especially if they are fair in interpersonal relationships. They show respect, empathy and don’t divide teams … Continue reading
Posted in ethics, leadership, psychology, responsibility
Tagged David De Cremer, ethical leadership, leadership, tex gunning, tom tyler
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Hoe herken je de dame met de paraplu?
Een vijftigtal mensen verzamelden zich vandaag in de koude Darwinzaal van de Antwerpse Zoo om zich te bezinnen over leiderschap. Ze warmden zich op aan het verzorgde en heldere pleidooi voor goed leiderschap van Patrick Vermeren. De wetenschap kan wel … Continue reading
Posted in leadership, psychology
Tagged David De Cremer, leadership, Mark De Vugt, Patrick Vermeren, Psychology
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Society in need for psychology?
According to www.ond.vlaanderen.be 7722 students study psychology at our Flemish universities. That is about 10% of all students. Why keeps psychology being so attractive for young people? Pessimists see this as yet another symptom of a sick Western society. With more and more … Continue reading
Posted in psychology, social change
Tagged David De Cremer, neuropsychology, pscyhology
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