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Foreword by Marshall Goldsmith -- Preface -- Chapter 1 : fearless growth -- Chapter 2 : rule #1 : embrace uncertainty -- Chapter 3 : rule #2 : get in sync with customers -- Chapter 4 : rule #3 : partner, borrow, and share -- Chapter 5 : rule #4 : connect and strengthen your ecosystem -- Chapter 6 : rule #5 : open the floodgates of employee creativity -- Chapter 7 : rule #6 : achieve fast and fearless learning -- Chapter 8 : rule #7 : build trust into all you do -- Chapter 9 : implementing fearless growth -- Conclusion

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- We All Care about Experience (Introduction) -- Part I: The Evolution of Employee Experience -- Chapter 1: Defining Employee Experience -- Utility -- Productivity -- Engagement -- Employee Experience -- Chapter 2: Research on Employee Experience -- A Note about the Research Sponsors -- Chapter 3: Employee Experience Drivers -- Poor Success with Engagement -- Engagement Measures Downward -- Engagement Has Become the New Annual Review -- Engagement Tends to Look at the Effect but Not the Cause -- Engagement Surveys Are Exhaustingly Long -- Engagement Acts as an Adrenaline Shot -- The War for Talent -- Skills Gap and Talent Shortage -- Changing Demographics -- Changing Face of Talent Competition -- Psychology (and Sociology) -- Business Turbulence -- Technology -- Alternative Work Arrangements and the Gig Economy -- Growing Fast but Not Dominating -- The Effect on Employee Tenure -- People Analytics -- People Analytics in Action -- The Future of People Analytics -- Transparency -- Part II: The Reason for Being and the Three Employee Experience Environments -- Chapter 4: Reason for Being -- Statements from Leading Organizations -- The Three Employee Experience Environments -- Chapter 5: The Physical Environment -- Chooses to Bring in Friends or Visitors -- Offers Flexibility -- Organization's Values Are Reflected -- Leverage Multiple Workspace Options -- How Organizations Scored -- Chapter 6: The Technological Environment -- Availability to Everyone -- Consumer Grade Technology -- Employee Needs versus Business Requirements -- How Organizations Scored -- Chapter 7: The Cultural Environment -- Company is Viewed Positively -- Everyone Feels Valued -- Compensation and Benefits -- Having Employee's Voices Heard -- Organization Doesn't Ask -- Organization Asks but Does Nothing.

Comprehensive in scope, this book features more than 15 case studies and dozens of competency models, tools, instruments, and training material from the world's best global talent management systems and campaigns that show how thy successfully implemented and maintained talent management programs. Each case study includes tools, templates, competency models, guidelines, and training materials that can easily transfer to the real-world work of HR professionals. In addition the book is written by leading-edge contributions from the top thinkers in the field.

Bestselling author and renowned executive coach Marshall Goldsmith explains how to acquire, maintain, or even recapture "mojo," that much-desired sweet spot of success that gives momentum in business organizations as well as individual lives and careers

Lending you the wisdom of experiences, examples, inspiration, and motivations, this book offers the insights of some of the worlds greatest thought leaders as they tackle one of lifes most difficult treasure hunts: finding purpose. --

"Today's coaches are challenged with the recurring task of weaving threads from several disciplines into a tapestry that is fit for purpose in helping their clients learn and succeed. In this sense, the coach has to become a discriminating eclectic, developing a keen sense of judgment to select which threads are best woven into the fabric and those that it would be better to simply throw away. Coaching for Leadership is intended to be a cherished companion in that learning journey presented by the world's greatest coaches, including: Marshall Goldsmith, Paul Hersey, Beverly Kay, David Ulrich and many more"--

"Today's coaches are challenged with the recurring task of weaving threads from several disciplines into a tapestry that is fit for purpose in helping their clients learn and succeed. In this sense, the coach has to become a discriminating eclectic, developing a keen sense of judgment to select which threads are best woven into the fabric and those that it would be better to simply throw away. Coaching for Leadership is intended to be a cherished companion in that learning journey presented by the world's greatest coaches, including: Marshall Goldsmith, Paul Hersey, Beverly Kay, Daivd Ulrich and many more"--