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Practical tips for leaders. Hosted by psychologist and founder of Leadership Today - Andrew Beveridge. Go to www.leadership.today for episodes and more information.

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Brad Englert is the founder of Brad Englert Advisory and an accomplished author known for his book 'Spheres of Influence'. With extensive experience in IT and leadership, he emphasizes the importance of mentorship, proactive customer service, and building genuine relationships in business. His insights into leadership dynamics, particularly in hybrid work environments, highlight the significance of maintaining connections and navigating challenges without formal authority.

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Interview - Brad Englert - Spheres of Influence

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Andrew Beveridge
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Brad Englert
Keywords
mentorship genuine relationships spheres of influence proactive customer service apology influencing without authority hybrid work environments organizational culture communication leadership

Summary

In this conversation, Andrew Beveridge speaks with Brad Englert, founder of Brad Englert Advisory and author of 'Spheres of Influence'. They discuss the importance of mentorship, building genuine relationships in business, and the significance of understanding both internal and external spheres of influence. Brad shares insights from his extensive experience in IT and leadership, emphasising the need for proactive customer service, the power of apology, and the challenges of influencing without formal authority. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of hybrid work environments and the importance of maintaining connections in a remote setting. Learn more about Brad and access a free chapter of his book - https://bradenglert.com/podcast/

 

Takeaways

  • Mentorship is a two-way street, involving both giving and receiving.
  • Understanding your boss's expectations is crucial for success.
  • Building genuine relationships can lead to long-term success.
  • Proactive customer service is more effective than reactive fire drills.
  • Apologising can build trust and strengthen relationships.
  • Long-term relationships can lead to unexpected opportunities.
  • Creating a positive organisational culture requires clear communication and values.
  • Navigating crises requires preparation and strong relationships.
  • Influencing others without authority is a key leadership skill.
  • Hybrid work environments require intentional relationship-building.

 

Chapters

00:11 Introduction to Brad Englert

03:26 Understanding Spheres of Influence

10:13 Building Genuine Relationships

16:24 Cultural Transformation in IT

23:04 Navigating Crisis and Change

28:58 The Power of Apology

32:24 Communication and Clarity in Leadership

36:52 Understanding Expectations and Influencing Upwards

39:29 Building Customer Relationships

45:02 Influencing Without Authority

48:46 Navigating Hybrid Work Environments

51:59 Looking Ahead: The Future of Leadership

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