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Coaching as a Vehicle for Change: Organizational and Individual Perspectives

International Coach Academy

A Research Paper By Ronda Harris, Blended Coach, NETHERLANDS Coaching as a Vehicle for Change The topic of this research paper is focused on the connection between the powerful outcomes derived from combining change management practices with coaching, and the efficacy for organizational and individual change.

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Should I Quit This Workplace Conflict? How to Know When It’s Time to Leave

Let's Grow Leaders

Destructive behavior can be remarkably contagious. If you find yourself in conflicts that rhyme over time, it could be there’s something about your approach or behavior at play. For example, if people are constantly stealing credit for your ideas, or shutting you down in meetings, you might need to advocate for yourself.

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The Importance of Employee Recognition: With Statistics and Examples

Vantage Circle

This blog will look at statistics demonstrating why employee recognition deserves serious investment from leadership. Backed by examples, we'll unveil the transformative power of employee recognition. Impact of Recognition on Employee Retention and Employee Experience How can the Recognition Program Drive Business Goals?

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Frontline Festival: Leaders Share Goal Setting Strategies for their Teams (and Themselves)

Let's Grow Leaders

This month’s festival is all about goal setting (especially with your team) for the new year. Submit your teamwork related blog posts and answers to that question here! Jon Verbeck of JonVerbeck.com suggests that you set five shorter term quarterly goals with the correct specific numeric targets. Follow Jon. Follow Shelley.

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The Inner Journey of Leadership with Dan Rockwell

Crestcom

Dan is the author of the highly acclaimed blog Leadership Freak. From that home, he writes his blog, Leadership Freak. How Dan Became the Leadership Freak He began writing the blog about 12 years ago. Before starting the blog, he had minimal writing experience, so it was an interesting choice!

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Open Thread: How Are You Developing Your Personal Brand?

Corporette

Your reputation is made up of the opinions and beliefs people form about you based on your collective actions and behaviors. Your reputation is made up of the opinions and beliefs people form about you based on your collective actions and behaviors. We haven’t focused on personal branding since 2015 (!), What tools do you use?

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Enhancing Communication Through Relationship Coaching

International Coach Academy

Esther Perel, licensed psychotherapist, speaker, author, and podcaster expands upon the value in her blog, Letters from Esther : “From the very beginning, Western parents tell children “Use your words.” The answer is multifaceted and may vary by individual opinion, but the aphorism “Communication is key” has earned its status for good reason.