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As leaders — and those who support them — think about designing a personal development plan to improve their leadership, several best practices stand out.
What makes for a great plan, one that, if executed with enthusiasm, will really move the needle, is generally not well-known.
Many plans rely too heavily on assessment and not enough on skill and knowledge development. By incorporating four key ingredients, Leadership Development Plans can become much more impactful.
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