Tag: advising

  • Promoting Professional Development Through Conversations

    HOW TO HAVE CONVERSATIONS THAT PROMOTE PROFESSIONAL GROWTH by Sabrina Son on Nov 4, 2016 8:00:00 AM According to Harvard Business Review, one of the most important parts of a manager’s job responsibilities is to help workers develop new skills and grow their careers. If you’re just managing your bottom line — and not your…

  • How to Communicate from the Other Person’s Point of View

    ry November 3, 2016 by Jay Sullivan It’s Not All About You To communicate more effectively, and distinguish yourself from those around you, try communicating from the other person’s point of view. We’re all basically wrapped up in our own stuff. That’s not selfish or Machiavellian; it’s just a fact. Our human nature is to be self-absorbed.…

  • HOW TO RESPOND WHEN AN EMPLOYEE MAKES A MAJOR MISTAKE

    Strong leaders have a bright line on what they will and won’t tolerate. But what about when an otherwise hard-working employee makes a big-time error? We’re not talking about showing up to a meeting five minutes late; we’re talking about something that results in losing a client or pitching a project that fails.

  • MANAGERS IN TODAY’S WORKPLACE

    Many managers and supervisors are aware that sexual harassment is illegal, and that the ADA stands for the Americans with Disabilities Act but, they often don’t have enough depth or breadth to their knowledge to know how to prevent problems from happening or promptly correct them if they do

  • Work Smarter – Not Harder: How to Set Priorities

    To get more work done, you can always work longer hours…but ,there are only so many hours…