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Building AI fluency, confidence and human centered capabilities.
AI has already become part of how we work; accelerating change, reshaping roles, and transforming organisational expectations. The World Economic Forum projects that 39% of key workplace skills will change by 2030, while McKinsey Global Institute highlights a near sevenfold increase in demand for AI fluency in just two years.
As AI becomes more firmly part of our working lives, human-centric skills such as judgement, empathy, trust and ethical reasoning become even more important. Further, people need the familiarity, fluency, confidence and behavioral capabilities to work effectively with AI to achieve the expected productivity gains.
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The 10 core capabilities across all great leaders.
Whilst structures vary across organisations, we have found the most important leadership and management capabilities are highly consistent. Managers of people, managers of managers, senior leaders and executives all need these same key capabilities. Naturally, how they practice and demonstrate them will vary, reflecting the scope and nature of the role.
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1. Leading inclusively
Evidence shows inclusive teams perform better, are more creative and have superior wellbeing. Being inclusive is more than words, and even actions, it begins with mindset.
2. Being authentic
Research shows authenticity is associated with greater wellbeing, happiness, engagement, innovation, and retention.
3. Growing talent
The best managers/leaders have a growth mindset for themselves and their teams. They identify and use the unique strengths of their team to deliver performance.
4. Nurturing change readiness
Agile managers/leaders proactively read and act on signals of change. They are open to better ways of working and champion innovation.
5. Fostering psychological safety
Being able to speak up is foundational for team creativity, performance, learning and wellbeing. A safe environment is not a soft one, nor is it always comfortable.
6. Having straightforward conversations
Leadership is all about conversations - about results, customers, strategy, learning, innovation, performance, wellbeing.
7. Building connections & relationship
The best manager/leaders build and nurture constructive relationships internally and externally. They take the time to really know others. They care about the enterprise beyond their own team.
8. Providing direction & clarity
All the team know where their role fits and how they contribute. Goals are aligned and well communicated. They know the ‘why, what and how’.
9. Delivering sustainable performance
Managers/leaders are outcome focused. They pay attention to the short and longer term. They are mindful of the wider impact of their decisions – on society, the environment and communities they serve.
10. Creating purposeful agile plans
Leaders need clear, compelling, and well managed plans to support individual, team and organisational success.