Leadership Development & Training
Basic But Brilliant Coaching Questions
Whether you are coaching someone or coaching yourself, ask three basic but brilliant coaching questions. What is Coaching? Coaching is… Continue Reading
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How to Become a More Effective Listener
For most people, being listened to equals respect. True across cultures. True over time. True in your personal life as… Continue Reading
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Tagged: active listening, best practice, body language, concentrate, confirm, details, distraction, effective, effort, emotions; probe, expressions, eye contact, gestures, hear, hearing, judgment, keywords, listen, listener, listening, main points, opinion, posture, question, rephrase, summarize, supporting points, understanding
How to Hire the Right Coach
Who coaches the coaches in your organization? They make decisions that affect nearly 100% of your organization’s assets, so improving… Continue Reading
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Tagged: assessment, assets, business coaching, chemistry, coach, coach selection, coaching, coaching certification, coaching cost, coaching plan, development, diagnostic, directors, expertise, improvements, instrument, interpersonal, leadership coaching, management coaching, managers, master, mastery, return on investment, ROI, sales coaching, skill set, supervisors
The Two Wisest Training Investments
Can you prove the Return on Investment that your training initiatives deliver? Ask your organization’s president if he or she… Continue Reading
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If You Haven’t Coached Them, You Haven’t Earned the Right to Lead Their Performance Evaluation Discussion
Performance evaluations have earned a bad rap, not because they are bad, but because they are ineffective without the daily… Continue Reading
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Don’t Be That Guy
Many a promising career has been unintentionally cut short because of one of these mistakes that never should have been… Continue Reading
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Advancing Your Career With Your Current Employer
A career search best practice is to position yourself for the promotions your employer will make at some time in… Continue Reading
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How to Avoid Losing Your Sales Job to a Vending Machine
You must create value by differentiating your products and services on something other than price, or risk losing your job… Continue Reading
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Secrets of Success: Locating Yourself in the Place of Greatest Opportunity
Are you being intentional about locating yourself in the place of greatest opportunity, or do you just let things happen… Continue Reading
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Tagged: Edison, experiment, inspiration, inventor; expertise, investor, job seeker, Opportunity, paradigm, passion, problems, sales, status quo, success, sustainability, trends
The Top 10 Most Difficult Interview Questions for Experienced Workers
By understanding what exactly is being asked, mature workers can adopt a strategy that will allow them to answer almost… Continue Reading
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Tagged: candidate, commitment, compromise, difficult questions, ethics, experienced worker, fairness, integrity, interview, interview question, interviewer, job, job change; experience, job fit, job interview, job offer, loyalty, motivation, priorities, research employer, research interviewer, resume, resume gap, strategy
