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By Maggie Matthews, The Oxford Group When we talk about leadership development, it’s easy to get swept up in theory.…
By Maggie Matthews, The Oxford Group When we talk about leadership development, it’s easy to get swept up in theory.…
Why emotional intelligence matters in the age of AI The headlines are telling us daily – it’s all about AI…
Last week, Paula Gibson and Maggie Matthews represented The Oxford Group at a major thought-leadership event focused on the future…
Why Thinking Time, Building Trust, and Time for Self matter more than ever What is holding your leaders back? And…
Santander UK has called on the government to prioritise leadership, digital, and sustainability skills in its new National Plan for…
In the fifth episode of Season 2, Andy Dent from The Oxford Group talks with Ross Stevenson, Chief Learning Strategist…
Leadership Matters Podcast Series 2 Dr. Joe Gray, a coach and consultant with The Oxford Group, features alongside Andy Dent…
According to Gallup Global Workforce Survey 2023, only 11% of staff are actively engaged. That means less than one fifth…
Part 3: The Evolving Role of Leadership in the Age of AI Leaders face the challenge of integrating AI effectively…
Discover the profound impact of emotional intelligence and leadership in this exploration of being a role model. Understand how fostering psychological safety enhances team performance. Gain actionable strategies to refine your leadership skills, from self-reflection to demonstrating care. Dive into TED talks and resources to deepen your understanding of emotional intelligence and trust-building within teams.
In this second part of our 3-part series on the impact of AI on the past, present, and future of leadership, we dive deeper into the core characteristics of AI and explore the hype surrounding its capabilities.
In this first part of our 3-part series on the impact of AI on the past, present, and future of leadership, we highlight how past waves of automation were focused on standardising repetitive tasks. However, today AI is now capable of much more complex decision-making, undertaking vast data analysis, and encouraging several forms of autonomous decision-making, blurring the lines between human and machine capabilities.