Posts de Emergenetics International
How to Implement a Large-Scale Global Employee Development Program
This is the first in a two-month series of posts on implementing a global employee development program using Emergenetics. Stay tuned for the first video- debuting next week! This week marks a major point in time for us all as we conclude the 2013 Holiday Season and look forward to 2014, a New Year with…
Lire la suiteGoal Setting for Success in the New Year
As we get ready to bid farewell to the current year, it’s time to look forward to the one ahead with goal setting and priorities planning. What can you do to grow your business and make the new year even more successful? Check out the tips below on how to approach planning and goal setting…
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Meet Peter McLaughlin, a Certified Emergenetics Associate and author of the book, Feedback Revolution. As an accomplished athletic coach of tennis, football and consultant to an NHL hockey team, Peter noticed that performance feedback is constant and encouraged in the world of sports. Coaches often critique every drive, run, routine and play. Athletes rely on…
Lire la suiteManagement Tips: 3 Ways for Managing Change
This is the fourth blog post in a series of Management Tips pertaining to behavioral attributes and the importance of self-awareness. Read the previous post here. Your Mission: To reinvent continuously [In order manage change effectively]. Why do you reinvent yourself or your work? After all, it’s really hard work. Logically, you look at results…
Lire la suite9 Assertiveness Tips To Use With Your Team
This is the third blog post in a series of Management Tips pertaining to the Emergenetics Behavioral Attributes and the importance of self-awareness. Read the previous post here. Assertiveness can get a bad rap these days. Pop culture embraces over-the-top characters like Donald Trump, whereas quiet business tycoon Warren Buffet rarely gets mentioned. Both are…
Lire la suiteManagement Tips – How to Express Yourself as a Manager
(This is the second blog post in a series of Management Tips pertaining to behavioral attributes and the importance of self-awareness. Read the first post here.) The Situation: A newly appointed leader of a Learning and Development team calls a last minute meeting. At the meeting, the leader of the team introduces a brainstorming topic…
Lire la suiteBehavioral Preferences- A Secret Weapon or Your Worst Enemy?
Balance is something that we all seek in every aspect of our life. The workplace is no different. We want to be seen as diligent but not overbearing, friendly but not too personal, easygoing while still driving company goals forward. Is this attainable? Is there really an ideal manager or an ideal team member? Our…
Lire la suiteLeadership Communication Styles: Leave Your Comfort Zone
Our thinking preferences can have an undeniable impact in our interaction with others and specifically in leadership communication styles. We develop a go-to communication method or style. It’s easy for us to get things done when we use our go-to style, and 9 times out of 10 we’re probably pretty successful. But what happens when…
Lire la suiteBreaking Down Communication Barriers in the Workplace
Communication barriers in the workplace are an inevitability. Just think about your office… and about how people work. I’ll bet the first person you think about works completely differently than you do. There’s a reason why you don’t think instantly about the person who approaches work in the same way you do— that relationship and…
Lire la suiteEmpathy is the New Foundation for Leadership
The Brain Summit is live from New York City for Day 2 and we couldn’t be more excited to have Allison Fass @alliefass from Inc. Magazine giving us what we absolutely need to be thinking about as business and talent leaders. We’ll give you the whole rundown on the 7 trends that you should be…
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