Focus on: Resilience
Resilience enables successful executives and organizations to respond to change, bounce back from adversity, and direct (and redirect) energies productively. In this issue, we offer advice and programs that can help you develop the resilience needed to recover quickly from setbacks and prepare for the opportunities ahead.
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Articles
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Senior Management
Mapping Your Journey: Avoiding the Road Going Nowhere
For participants in Wharton's Advanced Management Program (AMP), planning where they want to go on their executive journey provides a valuable opportunity to avoid roads leading nowhere. More
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In the Classroom
The "CEO Workout": Managing Energy and Building Resilience
To achieve results during these challenging times, business leaders must have the energy and focus to move beyond simply surviving one of the worst economic slumps in decades. They must have the mindset of a resilient leader. More
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Thought Leaders
The Resilient Career: Identifying and Making Strategic Shifts
For executives contemplating a career change or actively seeking a new position, finding that next opportunity depends on having the agility to make important shifts in their thinking. More
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April Poll Results
View Wharton@Work readers' response to the question "What is your organization's greatest 'execution' challenge for new initiatives?" More
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Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Manager
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Executive Negotiation Workshop: Bargaining for Advantage®
This program helps you prepare and conduct real-world negotiations. It provides hard-hitting, practical, intensive, and transformative techniques and best practices from across a wide breadth of industries.
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