Are you the new leader on the block? You probably know that you have to prove yourself before the other members of your team will accept you. The first few weeks and months in your new role is a good time to establish credibility and gain respect.
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Employees are paying greater attention to workplace culture. Data indicates that for organizations to attract and retain talent in the years to come, they must create respectful workplaces. Leaders are the most important pieces of that puzzle.
There are many challenges first-time managers face. Perhaps they struggle with delegating or communicating effectively with team members. Navigating these challenges are critical not only for their own success but their team's and their organization's.
Common to crisis scenarios are two elements. The first is emotion, which the coach enables the executive recognize and manage. The second is pragmatism; the coach guides the executive to craft a plan that addresses and resolves the crisis.
Leadership development coaches and trainers are failing the people they are hired to serve. Will we continue to point the finger and play the blame game, or will we look ourselves in the mirror and realize our training methods are the real problem?
Is your strategic plan at risk of vanishing? Being able to bridge the gap between creating and executing a strategic plan requires recruiting and developing leaders who possess the right technical (business) and leadership skills.
Neuroscience brings to light what enables us to focus, to learn and to perform at our best, especially during times of change and uncertainty. Teaching people about their brains and how to get the best out of them is essential for 21st-century success.
In theory, diversity and inclusion should be simple: Create a culture that embraces differences and welcomes a diverse workforce that can thrive. However, diversity training is often ineffective due to oversimplification of the issue.
For leaders, one task rises in importance above all others: They must address and resolve conflict. When it comes to resolving conflict, the natural response of fight or flight does not work. Leaders must master two skills: emotional intelligence and EPR.
For some, assertiveness is a skill that needs reflection, building and practice. As a training professional, it’s within your power to increase employees’ self-esteem and confidence and improve their ability to speak up.