[Today’s Tuesday Reading is from Chris Corrente, Manager of Student Solutions at the University of Notre Dame. He is a MOR alum. Chris may be reached at [email protected].] A recent conversation with some fellow MOR alumni caused me to reminisce about my own MOR journey in 2019. As I reflect upon it, I think […]
Working in a leadership incubator – don’t waste the opportunity [Today’s Tuesday Reading is from Justin Sipher, Program Leader, Leadership Coach and Consultant at MOR Associates. Justin may be reached at [email protected].] This past spring and summer 2020 was a powerful and complex time for participants in our various MOR leadership programs. Like your […]
In a recent survey 125 alumni from across MOR’s leadership development programs were asked to identify areas of their ongoing development that they had a good handle on and also areas they need to focus on improving. Alumni were first asked how invested are they currently in their ongoing development: 78% were very invested 21% […]
I thought this would get easier as time went on, but had been feeling the opposite. When I got back from Session 1, I was jazzed. Before my flight back to CT, I wrote my boss a genuine note of thanks for the opportunity to participate in the MOR program and told her about the […]
This week’s Tuesday Reading, “Where’s Your Focus?” is a post on Jim Hall’s COACHING BUTTONS Blog. Jim is an 2007 ITLP alum from the University of Minnesota where he is now Director of Information Services at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Jim’s essay focuses on Leading – Managing – Doing (LMD) and, in particular, on […]
Today’s reading focuses on building a practice to increase your daily personal effectiveness. The IT Leaders Program emphasizes being intentional and planful with the use of your time. Specifically, we’ve suggested identifying and formally setting aside regular times to plan your week/day. For example, you might schedule time Sunday evening or on Monday morning to […]