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The #1 Thing That Engages Employees
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| Can you succeed in "the great recession" without engaged employees? Maybe, but only if your competitors' employees aren't engaged either. Engaged employees' willingness to give their all is what unlocks the greatest potential for competitive advantage. |
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Culture with a little C; don’t let it undermine your business
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| Probably the most common definition of an organization's culture is "the way we do things around here." If you're an executive describing your culture, you're most likely referring to your mission, vision and values; and your core beliefs and what they represent. |
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Ready to Return to Robust Growth! Thoughts on Jack Daly’s six principles
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| Jack Daly is a sales trainer/speaker/coach whose energy knows no limits. I enjoyed his positive, can do perspective and wanted to share with all of you. To Robust Growth for all of us! |
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The Magical Relationship between Leaders and the Led
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| Discussions on leadership have a tendency to be one-directional with the focus largely on the leader rather than the led. The leader is the magician, the headline act if you will, while the employees are the faceless, doe-eyed audience passively waiting to be enchanted. Scanning the local crowd, the leader pulls out of his sleeves the tricks of his trade; power, authority, charisma and legitimacy. It is the magician alone that determines whether he kills or is killed on any given night. |
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You're Talking Yourself Out of Getting the Job by giving wrong answers to interview questions
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| When a prospective employer invites you to a job interview, it means your skills meet their requirements and your chances of getting the job are great. The rest is really up to you. Nine out of ten people can shift the outcome of an interview toward acceptance, rather than rejection, if they know what to do�and not do.
- Learn the questions and answers before the interview. |
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You're Killing Your Chances of Getting the Job in the first five minutes of a job interview
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| You've got the education, experience, and references, all presented on a well-put together resume that gets you job interviews. But you never get a job offer, what went wrong???
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Pros and Cons of Starting your own Business
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| An increasing number of professionals from graduate to senior management level consider setting up an own business. There is a large variety of factors underlying these thoughts and tendencies.
What are the pros and cons when considering a change from a "secure" employment to running your own business? |
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Motivation for working: Recognition, Fulfillment or Money?
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| What are key reasons for working? Asking people this question (and I have asked thousands of candidates in my HR Consulting career) will trigger many different kinds of answers, from financial benefits or sheer survival, fulfillment, recognition, status, power, challenges, social interaction, fun, interest, curiosity and personal development, to meaningful contribution, helping others, service and “making the world a better place”. It is obvious that we all do have reasons to invest our time, ideas, thoughts (and sometimes physical power) in order to achieve something, to obtain a certain feeling or to gain other benefits. |
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Executive Coaching For The Whole Person - Your Key To Success Satisfaction
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| Executive coaching is used by many top entrepreneurs to sharpen their skills and increase their productivity. But the best of executive coaching includes a focus on your whole person - not just your business activities. Find out how an executive coach can release your potential to the next level when they include a whole person approach. |
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Develop Your Executive Presence
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| Individuals in an executive position should develop their executive presence (a person’s manner of carrying themselves) if they want to be more successful. Certain characteristics and behaviors are signs of executive presence and can be developed. |
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How to Succeed in Your Career and Life
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| As an executive coach, I’m often asked for my best thoughts on what it takes to become a career and life success. I always tell my executive coaching clients to think systematically, to break success down into some manageable components.
This article is a bullet point summary of what I tell my executive coaching clients on how to become a career and life success. Put these points to use and you will succeed, just like my executive coaching clients. |
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How to Gain Access to that Executive You Simply Must See
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| To get in the door in new accounts at the executive level, you must first establish your value with the executive. There in lies the challenge. |
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The ROI of Executive Coaching
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| Executive coaching helps key individuals in the organization thrive not just survive. The executive coach helps executives focus and adjust to new organizational realities as they occur. The executive coach helps anchor the executive being coached to focus on… and achieve specific business/organizational outcomes…resulting in a good ROI. |
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) vs. Pay per Click (PPC)
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| Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume or quality of traffic to a web site from search engines using "natural" or un-paid search results as opposed to search engine marketing (SEM) which deals with paid inclusion. Typically, higher a site appears in the search results list, the more visitors it will receive from the search engine. SEO may target different kinds of search, including image search, local search, video search and industry-specific vertical search engines. This gives a web site web presence. |
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How to choose your executive coach -1
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| Executive Coaching centers around the learner on the job. An executive coach helps the learner in identifying key areas of focus and helps in developing an action plan. Executive Coaching deals with the person, the job challenges, and the skills needed. Therefore executive coaching is very effective in developing leadership skills.
The question is how to select a good executive coach? The "How to choose your Executive Coach?" series deals with this crucial question. |
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Sales Proposal Executive Summaries: Don¡¦t ¡K Unless
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| Your proposal can make or break your sale. It can get you in to see the customer or keep you out. When you do include an Executive Summary in a proposal, it¡¦s the first thing most customers read. More importantly, it may be the only thing executives/key decision-makers read at all. Executive Summaries establish that all-important first impression. They can draw customers in ¡X or turn them away. Unfortunately, many Executive Summaries are neither a summary nor executive. |
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Developing Executive Presence - What Really Matters
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| I've found that the term executive presence can mean different things to different people. Asking penetrating questions to gain more clarity for both the client and executive coach is critical to the executive coaching process when coaching a leader to cultivate their executive presence.
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Building Executive Presence - Storytelling for Professional Success
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| The term executive presence can mean different things to different people. Asking penetrating questions to gain more clarity for both the client and executive coach is critical to the executive coaching process when coaching a leader to improve their executive presence.
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