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Creating effective leadership frameworks requires prioritization and clarity—too many perspectives lead to vagueness. Leadership programs inspire, but the real challenge is ensuring lasting impact. Organizations are increasingly focusing on strategic awareness and business acumen, making leadership behaviors observable and measurable.
High NPS scores and engagement matter, but they don’t guarantee real-world impact. Too often, leadership programs focus on experience rather than measuring behavior change and business outcomes. We need better ways to track how learning translates into action.
Leadership development isn't about a single solution. Discover how combining learning, accountability, community, and reflection—like Weight Watchers' holistic approach—creates lasting growth for leaders.
Identifying future leaders is challenging. Learn how Yomento's 'Signals' project uses behavioral assessments to help organizations spot informal leaders who are ready to thrive in people management roles.
Great leaders are great coaches. Discover how Yomento combines real-time feedback and actionable insights to empower leadership development through coaching, making growth practical and impactful.
You’ve heard it before: Millennials are destroying everything.
The single most effective way to retain team members. Let’s cut to the chase: 75% percent of employees leave a job because their boss sucks.
What if we told you there was one thing you could do that would help your team members have more energy, reduce sick-days, boost customer ratings, and boost profits all at once?
Studies show there’s a shortage of great leaders – and yet everyone wants to be one.
You’re probably familiar with the butterfly effect: the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado weeks later on the other side of the world. But have you thought about how the same concept applies to leadership?
Do you ever wonder why you don’t remember a single algorithm that you learned in high school mathematics class? Even though you got great grades?
As cliche as it may sound, leadership is a journey, not a destination. And you don’t need a fancy course, a stack of books, an expensive program, or a week off work to get started. All you need to do is – well, get started!
When we think about the emotional states these two words represent, the answer is that it has everything to do with great leadership. And I feel pretty confident that all leaders who have found this blog post have had both goosebumps and butterfly moments in their life.