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The assessment, development, and derailment of executive talent is the focus of Morgan's research and writing. Winner of the "Distinguished Professional Contributions Award" from the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Marion Gislason award for "Leadership in Executive Development" from The Executive Development Roundtable at Boston University, his authored or co-authored books include the trilogy on developing executive talent, The Lessons of Experience ("New Perspectives on Executive Leadership Award"), High Flyers (Athena Award for Excellence in Mentoring), and Developing Global Executives. "Developing the Expert Leader," co-authored with George Hollenbeck, received the Human Resource Planning Society's Walker Award. Morgan is on the editorial boards of Leadership Quarterly and Industrial and Organizational Psychology, and was as an expert judge in Fortune's ranking of the "Top Companies for Leaders" in North America. He is a Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
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International assignments are inherently challenging. So what role do companies and HR executives play in helping to facilitate acclimation to new business climates and cultures, and what role does the individual in transition play? It turns out learning from experience and the impact of other people-- rather than traditional human resources tools, processes, or programs-- is more effective in aiding transition into an international assignment and ensuring future success.
Research on what exceptional bosses do to develop leadership talent
Contents
List of Tables, Figures, and Exhibits
Foreword: Series Editor
Allen I. Kraut
Foreword: A Senior Executive Perspective
Inge G. Thulin
Foreword: A Senior HR Perspective
Moheet Nagrath
Acknowledgements
The Editors
The Contributors
Chapter 1: Experience-Driven Leadership Development: Surveying the Terrain
Morgan W. McCall, Jr., Cynthia D. McCauley
Section I: Putting Experience at the Center of Talent Development Systems
Chapter 2: Building Leadership Breadth at Eaton Corporation
Connie Wayne
Chapter 3: Developing a Pipeline of Internal Leadership Talent at 3M
Karen Paul, Cindy Johnson, Kathie Karls
Chapter 4: Developing Leaders at All Levels at Yum! Brands
J. Tim Galbraith, Jim Howard
Chapter 5: Experience-Based Development: Building a Foundation at Kelly Services
Brad Borland, Terry Hauer, Laura Ann Preston-Dayne
Chapter 6: Leading from Where You Are: Driving On-the-Job Development into the
Whole Organization
Paul Yost
Section II: Designing Job Experiences for Leader Development
Chapter 7: A Project-Based Approach to Developing High-Potential Talent in the Tata
Group
Satish Pradhan, Radhakrishnan Nair, Asma Bagash
Chapter 8: Collaborative Leadership in the Intelligence Community: Joint Duty Program
Elizabeth B. Kolmstetter
Chapter 9: Advancing Strategic Work and Accelerating Leadership Talent at
GlaxoSmithKline
Kim Lafferty, Steve Chapman
Chapter 10: Developing IBM Leaders through Socially Responsible Service Projects
Vicki Flaherty, Mathian Osicki
Chapter 11: Using Part-Time Assignments to Broaden the Senior Leadership Pipeline at
Genentech
Nisha Advani
Chapter 12: An Indian Experience of Leader Development: The Fire of Experience and
Krishna-Arjuna Coaching
P.V. Bhide, Meena Surie Wilson, Rajeev Kakkar, Dilep Misra
Chapter 13: Virtual Reality and Leadership Development
Randall W. Hill, Jr.
Section III: Maximizing Learning from Experience
Chapter 14: Formal Development Enhances Learning from Experience at Microsoft
Lori Homer
Chapter 15: Experience-Based First-Line Manager Development at HEINEKEN
Mary Plunkett, Dagmar Daubner
Chapter 16: Turning Experience into Expertise: The Everyday Learning Disciplines for
Leaders
Jeffrey J. McHenry, D. Douglas McKenna
Chapter 17: Catalytic Converters: How Exceptional Bosses Develop Leaders
Morgan W. McCall, Jr., Jeffrey J. McHenry
Conclusion
Chapter 18: Putting Experience at the Heart of Leader Development: Concluding Thoughts
Cynthia D. McCauley, Morgan W. McCall, Jr.