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4/10/2017
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Defining IT Leadership: You Have a Brand New Job

At Interop ITX, coming up next month, a track of more than two dozen presentations will provide valuable advice to IT executives, including pointers on how to balance technical and soft skills for their teams and themselves.
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Workshop: Leading and Developing Careers in a Changing IT Landscape

Monday 9 am to 12 pm

Led by Rob Cordova, Master Leadership Trainer, Rob Cordova Consulting.

A changing IT landscape means changing competencies, skills, and career pathing, which can cause havoc for a leader trying to exceed business goals while ensuring their employees are developing into relevant professionals. This workshop helps leaders identify opportunities to move people from current state to an aspirational future state. Participants will dive into talent analysis while creating several options to piece together effective coaching and development plans. A simple process will be presented as the the building blocks to create meaningful and engaging development plans.

Rob's workshop on Monday, May 15, kicks off five days of informative programs in the Interop ITX Leadership track.

Rob Cordova
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Jim Connolly is a versatile and experienced technology journalist who has reported on IT trends for more than two decades. As editorial director of InformationWeek and Network Computing, he oversees the day-to-day planning and editing on the site. Most recently he was editor ... View Full Bio

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