The pressures on all parts of an organization for business results are enormous. And nowhere is that pressure more intensely felt than in the leadership team. While training and development are standard tools to build performance for mid-level managers and employees, the members of the leadership team are generally left to fend for themselves.

At some point in their careers, most executives find themselves in a "high impact" management or leadership role for which technical talent, business knowledge and experience only partially prepare them. In this role, strong performance requires increasingly sophisticated and effective interpersonal management, political and communication skills ¾skills that will enable them to successfully assess and respond to the needs of their subordinates, peers, superiors, customers and organization.

While these executives bring with them a predominance of strengths, technical skills and natural abilities, most will have "blind spots" or development needs that may, if not identified and addressed, prove to be barriers to their success as their team playing, people management, and leadership roles become more complex and demanding.

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