Many management practices stem from command-control models of organizations. The bosses command, and the troops are supposed to follow. Sadly,…
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Are you an out-of-date commander or a gardener of talent?
Tagged with: commander, gardener, growth, management, organization, talent
Posted in Overcoming Obstacles, Talent in the Workplace
Posted in Overcoming Obstacles, Talent in the Workplace
Questions to Ask Before Taking a New Job
OK. You have an employer interested in you. Your interviews are going great. Now, you need to do a gut…
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How to Stand Out in a Job Application
Think of completing a successful job application like winning in Olympic gymnastics. You need to do the required moves, and…
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Is Professionalism Killing Your Talent?
Professionalism doesn’t mean you have to be staid. In fact, effective professionals find ways to be appropriately self-expressive. They stand…
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What makes you come alive?
Start making the most of your talent by identifying what makes you come alive. Trying to fit into someone else’s…
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Make Yourself the Hero of Your Talent Story
Maybe you don’t want to wait for someone else to come along and make everything right for you. Maybe…
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Do You Suffer From the Curse of the Talented?
Many people think that talented people have it easy. They can do so many things that life must be simple…
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Why Managers are Happier than Non-managers
You can be happier in whatever job you have. You don’t need to be at the top of heap to…
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Tagged with: happiness, job, Leadership, management
Posted in Talent in the Workplace, Uncategorized
Posted in Talent in the Workplace, Uncategorized
