Leadership/LifeSkills
Meeting Preparation
To communicate the value of your team’s time and the meeting itself, carefully consider these essential points in your planning process.
Online Interviewing Tips
In the continuing transition to a more digital world, interviews are now taking place more often on online platforms.
Platform of Credibility
Credibility gives you, the speaker, an understood platform from which to communicate your ideas.
Preparation: Tips for Online Meetings – Part 1
In the ever-expanding world of technology, meeting remotely has never been easier. In order to conduct effective online meetings, here are a few preparation tips for online meetings and webinars.
Preparing for Difficult Conversations
The more you prepare for difficult conversations the more effective you can be.
Problem Solving Skills
When people work in close proximity with each other, problems are inevitable. Leaders must know how to manage problem situations and resolve them quickly and effectively.
Project Aristotle
Google’s Project Aristotle found that psychological safety is one of the leading, if not most influential, characteristics of successful teams.
Psychological Safety
As a leader, it is your job to promote an environment in which your team has the ability to function in this way: psychologically safe.
Receiving Feedback
What is your response when someone tells you you could have done something better?
Research
It is important to research not only the potential position but the leadership and the company culture as well.
Responding to Conflict
When you respond to a conflict, keep in mind there are two sides to every story.
Right Time and Place for a Difficult Conversation
There is no perfect time to have a difficult conversation, but there are certainly times that are better than others.
Shifting the Culture 1 – Culture of Civility
According to a recent 2019 study, 93% of Americans claimed workplace civility is a problem in America. Sixty-eight percent claimed it to be a major problem.
Shifting the Culture 2 – Fact vs. Fiction
No single group in society is ever completely right or wrong.
The truth usually lies somewhere in-between extreme opinions. Finding the truth requires individuals to do their own research and form their own opinions.