It’s action and commitment Manager Skills Boot Camp II: Improve your Difficult Conversation skills and more! “An object at rest remains at rest until acted upon by an outside force.” –Newton’s First Law Grant is a steady performer; an overall solid team player. Ellen, his supervisor, has given Grant feedback several times […]
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The cow doesn’t want to be ridden and the ride is rough Watch the complimentary webinar: Difficult Workplace Conversations Growing up next to a farm with a tribe of reckless boys, I had lots of painful and failed attempts at riding cows. If you’ve ever tried this, you’d know that it feels pretty similar […]
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4 General Leadership Points of View Upcoming Workshops to Develop your Leadership Capabilities “So in my first hundred days [as Ford CEO], we have developed a point of view of the future of the company: Smart vehicles in a smart world.” -Jim Hackett, CEO, Ford Are your people clearly motivated and aligned […]
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FREE webinar: Identifying and Promoting the Right People “Management by drive, like management by ‘bellows and meat ax,’ is a sure sign of confusion. It is an admission of incompetence. It is a sign that management does not know how to plan.” -Peter Drucker Many managers are heads down, hard chargers all day […]
3 Performance Outputs and 4 Guidelines Download the 4-Step Coaching Process and Skills Plan Note: This is a two-part blog post meeting series. This post strongly advocates and will focus on the power of 1:1’s. The next post will give attention to the architecture for team meetings; both standing and ad hoc. […]
Managers, the Goal for Difficult Workplace Conversations is not Personal Comfort…
/in Business, Change Leadership, Coaching, Leadership, Management, Talent /by SteveIt’s action and commitment Manager Skills Boot Camp II: Improve your Difficult Conversation skills and more! “An object at rest remains at rest until acted upon by an outside force.” –Newton’s First Law Grant is a steady performer; an overall solid team player. Ellen, his supervisor, has given Grant feedback several times […]
Managing a Tone-Deaf Boss Can Feel Like Riding a Cow…
/in Business, Coaching, Management, Talent /by SteveThe cow doesn’t want to be ridden and the ride is rough Watch the complimentary webinar: Difficult Workplace Conversations Growing up next to a farm with a tribe of reckless boys, I had lots of painful and failed attempts at riding cows. If you’ve ever tried this, you’d know that it feels pretty similar […]
Great Managers Possess a Leadership Point of View and Act on it Daily!
/in Business, Coaching, Leadership, Management /by Steve4 General Leadership Points of View Upcoming Workshops to Develop your Leadership Capabilities “So in my first hundred days [as Ford CEO], we have developed a point of view of the future of the company: Smart vehicles in a smart world.” -Jim Hackett, CEO, Ford Are your people clearly motivated and aligned […]
5 Key Performance Dimensions to Mitigate Manager Frenzy
/in Business, Coaching, Leadership, Management, Talent /by SteveFREE webinar: Identifying and Promoting the Right People “Management by drive, like management by ‘bellows and meat ax,’ is a sure sign of confusion. It is an admission of incompetence. It is a sign that management does not know how to plan.” -Peter Drucker Many managers are heads down, hard chargers all day […]
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/in Business, Coaching, Leadership, Management, Talent /by Steve3 Performance Outputs and 4 Guidelines Download the 4-Step Coaching Process and Skills Plan Note: This is a two-part blog post meeting series. This post strongly advocates and will focus on the power of 1:1’s. The next post will give attention to the architecture for team meetings; both standing and ad hoc. […]