OC
Reviewed Sep 8, 2025
very useful in the first steps of leadership development
very useful in the first steps of leadership development
Creative Leadership and Feedback for High-Performing Teams
This Specialization is intended for emerging and experienced leaders seeking to develop effective leadership communication, feedback, and talent development skills. Through 3 courses, you will explore inclusive leadership practices, master meaningful feedback conversations, and learn strategies to retain and grow high-performing teams, preparing you to lead with confidence in today's evolving workplace. Learn from leadership experts Musa Murchison and Abigail Ireland, who combine practical frameworks with real-world experience in organizational leadership and peak performance.
Status: Team Performance Management
Status: Employee Performance Management
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omar
Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready Leadership
5.0
Reviewed Sep 9, 2025Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready LeadershipKearstie
Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready Leadership
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Reviewed Oct 7, 2025Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready LeadershipFantastic course
Bain
Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready Leadership
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Reviewed Sep 7, 2025Course: Professional Development for Future-Ready LeadershipI think this course needs revision. The video in Module 1 and Module 2 are the same. More than one video discussed topics that are different than what the title suggests. Many of the quiz questions don't feel like they pertain to the topics discussed and required me to answer based on context and my own intuition. I find it hard to learn from videos that are strictly 4-5 minutes of talking. Videos that are broken down into sections and on-screen graphics that use bullet points to drive home the important points would be much better.