These three professional development review blog posts focus on the value of storytelling for your professional development trajectory. Leveraging storytelling as a key component of your professional development showcases a commitment. Between you, as a Professional of Worth, and the colleagues and clients you serve. Either the stories you share are memorable, because of they… [Continue Reading]
3 Professional Development Review Blog Posts for You
Relying on Yesterday’s Business Backstory to drive Business Growth?
Yesterday’s business backstory gets you to where you are today. However, does this history showcase how you get clients to where they need to go: tomorrow and in the future? Today’s businesses represent the intersection of people, processes and interconnected software-machine interfaces. That Internet of Things environment may not be the bedrock upon which you… [Continue Reading]
Is Your HR Storytelling Strategy targeting Compliance or Creativity?
Leveraging an HR storytelling strategy in your company reinforces legacy mindset or promotes a culture of communication and collaboration. The difference in outcomes reflects whether you, as an HR Professional of Worth, perceive yourself as a compliance regulator or an HR innovator. Where do you fit into this continuum? Creating an HR storytelling strategy moves… [Continue Reading]
Do Your Data-Driven “Me” Stories Intimidate rather than Engage?
When you tell data-driven “Me” stories, you become short-sighted about the outcomes that decision makers look for when deciding to fund, invest and buy. Are the stories you tell well-balanced or out-of-sync with the stories people are listening for? As STEM professionals and left-brain thinkers, we take pride in being the smartest people in the… [Continue Reading]
Are You a Professionally Engaging or Observational Storyteller?
An observational storyteller lives in the third-person narrative. Overall, they maintain a clinical perspective on whatever it is that they are storytelling about. Think about it. All of us have heard our fair share of observational storytellers. Our first experiences are courtesy of our elementary school teachers. As a result, our professional goals often are… [Continue Reading]
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