The Finesse Factor: How to Build Exceptional Leaders in STEM Organizations

When dealing with office politics and interpersonal conflict, how do you "show up"? If you are facing tricky situations, how well do you use tact, emotional intelligence, and forethought regarding impact to handle them?

For exceptional leaders, finesse is the key. It is what they possess and how they accomplish objectives. Finesse enables them to influence, motivate, and hold people accountable as they create work environments where employees thrive.

In The Finesse Factor, Ryan Lahti shows you the essentials of finesse for exceptional leaders. Based on Dr. Lahti's multiple decades of practical experience, tested approaches in over 20 industries, and analyses of 10 years of leadership assessment work, this audiobook:

• Explains the seven essentials of finesse in STEM organizations via real-life war stories
• Lays out a proven method with user-friendly frameworks to help you build proficiency in the finesse essentials
• Details specific actions that will help you succeed in each essential

If you are a business leader, especially one who runs an organization driven by science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), this audiobook is a prime resource to have handy. Leaders in the following industries will benefit from the essentials discussed:

• Science: health care, medical diagnostics, medical devices, and biotech
• Technology: software, semiconductors, information security, consumer electronics, and wireless technologies
• Engineering: automotive, aerospace, engineering/construction, and automation/control
• Finance: banking, credit, and insurance

Leaders who oversee STEM organizations such as research and development (R&D), information technology (IT), and finance departments will also find increasing finesse invaluable to their ongoing success. This includes CIOs, CFOs, and heads of R&D along with their team members.

The Finesse Factor is the first audiobook that focuses on building finesse proficiency and enables you to do something about it. It is oriented toward action.