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Vector’s Robust Online Course Library for Safety and Career Development Training

Vector Solutions

Welcome to a game-changer in employee learning – Safety and Career Development Training Online Course Library. In response to the pressing demand for heightened workforce safety and career development, companies are seeking to make an immediate impact in growing safety awareness and enhancing job skills.

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Expert Strategies for Handling Vague Feedback from Your Boss

Let's Grow Leaders

Episode 257: In this episode, you’ll learn how to handle a manager who gives lazy, frustrating, and vague feedback. Today, you’ll get specific phrases to deal with a manager who gives lazy, vague, and frustrating feedback. This ensures ongoing communication and no surprises during performance reviews.

Strategy 234
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Emotions at the Workplace Matter – Impact and Consequences of Negative Emotions for Employers and Employees, and What We Can Do About It

International Coach Academy

Compared to other roles, managers are more likely to feel stressed and annoyed , whereas leaders may feel more anxious. Managers tend to feel more energetic, enthusiastic, and happy, whereas individual workers are more likely to feel comfortable. For managers, this number was even higher, with one-third reporting high levels of stress.

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Managing Your Boss: Get the Support You Need in 10 Minutes a Week (Includes Free Tool)

Let's Grow Leaders

Whether you’re the manager, the one being managed, or both, one the easiest ways to take your performance to the next level is through great one-on-one meetings. Of course, you need more than 10 minutes a week to build a great relationship with your manager. How to Hold a 10 Minute (MIT- Most Important Thing) Huddle.

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The WISE Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

Well, it turns out, that everyday work with challenges like overtime, heavy workloads, tight deadlines, lots of responsibilities or unhelpful clients, and lack of communication from the manager often leads to emotions like stress, frustration, and anxiety, which can push you into a mode where you’re just surviving, not thriving.

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Do They Hear What You Hear?

Let's Grow Leaders

Related Stories 5 Steps to Managing Emotions at Work The True Story of Thanksgiving Ready to Be Promoted? Business Acumen Communication Conflict Gratitude career development executive readiness hearing listening promotion' Look more deeply, does he hear what […] The post Do They Hear What You Hear?

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Commitments to ‘Be, See, Seen, Clear, Believe’

International Coach Academy

When you Google for the best managers in companies, there is no list of people, only articles on attributes of what great managers should be. Does this mean there are no great managers? These attributes include the following: be a good communicator. help the team with career development. be optimistic.