The World Health Organization defines a healthy job as “…likely to be one where the pressures on employees are appropriate in relation to their abilities and resources, to the amount of control they have over their work, and to the support they receive from people who matter to them.” But according to a recent Gallop poll, 85 percent of people hate their jobs.
Have you considered how to make coaching stick for everyone in your organization—from execs to individual contributors? Learn how being a coach benefits managers and how to engage them in coaching.
In anticipation of Avengers: Endgame, we’ve assembled this list of the five biggest leadership lessons from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Employee turnover costs an average of $15,000 per worker and a lack of appreciation is the main driver of employee turnover. Showing appreciation encourages employees to stick around.
Navigating the rough waters of management for the first time can feel like crossing an ocean without a compass. Master these 7 Cs of good leadership and see the difference it can make for your crew.
Discover how to leverage one-on-one coaching conversations to empower your team and propel them to better performance in this article from a Systems Engineering Manager for a Fortune 100 tech company.
“Leadership is about creating the environment that motivates people to reveal their magnificence every day.” How can you approach a new role with this attitude? Here are 3 things you can do on Day 1.
Avoid the trauma and the drama of tough conversations with these three “P’s” to make any conversation just a bit more comfortable. NY Times Bestselling Author Alan Fine shows you how.
The #1 thing employees want from their managers is to feel heard. Most managers think they listen to their employees, but employees don’t feel heard. Read for 8 tips to make you a better listener.
Meaningful dialogue is essential for successful change. Dialogue creates and facilitates new work, new ideas, and the adherence and follow-up needed to execute on initiatives.
We all make mistakes. In this article, discover the 5 most common mistakes leaders make and how to avoid them. It’s applicable for new managers, experienced managers, and even executives.
Being a new manager is tough. Don't let your new managers cause problems in your organization. Make them part of the solution with these 3 simple lessons.
Managerial skills are important, but they’re no longer enough. This article provides 3 critical distinctions between managers and coaches.
80% of HR Managers agree coaching is a key leadership practice, but only 1/5 of them think their leaders do it well. Take this quiz to see how your managers stack up.
Despite ongoing success and positive feedback, many of your top performers are suffering from impostor syndrome, i.e., the oft-overlooked phenomenon of feeling unqualified even if you are a high-achie
Conversations are the core of performance and every conversation we have has an impact. Our only choice is what kind of impact we have. This article will help you make the best of any conversation.
Good coaching drives great results. This article explains the 7 behaviors of all great coaches and how to develop them. In less than 10 minutes, you’ll be on your way to drawing out better performance
Improv comedy, chaotic though it may seem, has one basic rule. Surprisingly, that rule can also have huge implications for leadership.
Are you providing growth and development opportunities to your employees? If you want to elevate individual growth, focus on the value of personal relationships. These 3 tips will get you started.
