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Layoffs (Usually) Don’t Work and Why They Harm More Than Help

Workplace Psychology

Coping with job loss or the danger of losing one’s job is a major source of stress (Riggio, 2013). Landy & Conte (2013) explained that because a worker may continue to have strong affective, continuance, or normative commitments to the organization, a job loss can be devastating. Leadership + Talent Development Advisor.

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Mastering the Art of Strategic Thinking

Everwise

A 2013 Management Research Group (MRG) study found that strategic thinking was the most important leadership quality to perceptions of “success” and “effectiveness” in the workplace — twice as important as communication. Creating a development program that helps talent grow as leaders within the company is more important than ever.

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Learning and Development Across Offices

Everwise

The average investment in 2013 was $1,200 per learner, which was a 15% increase over 2012. One could argue that technology workers in particular need continuing training, but these companies are investing in all workers’ development in an unprecedented rate. Mentorship.

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GROW Coaching Model: The Fascinating Backstory

Workplace Psychology

One of the most popular coaching models in the world is the G.R.O.W. GROW is one of the earliest (perhaps even the original ) business coaching models. THE INNER GAME and THE BIRTH OF MODERN COACHING. Tim Gallwey and his Inner Game method are credited for giving birth to modern-day coaching (Whitmore, 2017).

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Conversation Killers: Interrupting/Monopolizing, Minimizing/Discounting, Opposing/Arguing, and Not Paying Attention

Workplace Psychology

In the book, A Manager’s Guide to Coaching: Simple and Effective Ways to Get the Best Out of Your Employees we’re reminded that: “Often, when we listen to someone, we’re only partially listening, because we’re thinking of our reply or judging their comments. Leadership Advisor & Talent Development Consultant. References.

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An “Action Bias” Can Be Counterproductive

Workplace Psychology

The first lesson is from FYI: For Your Improvement , a guide for coaching and development. Impulse control is one of the more difficult emotional intelligence skills to develop as a teenager or adult if you don’t develop it earlier on in life. Leadership + Talent Development Advisor. References. Bar-Eli, M.,

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How BAE Systems Uses High-Potential Development As a Catalyst for Professional Growth and Retention

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Fully optimizing the internal pipeline of high-potentials created an organizational need and talent management imperative to ensure that early career employees develop the business acumen, communication skills, networks and—ultimately—self-management skills to become the managers/executives of tomorrow.