Which employee segments does your HR engagement strategy best-serve? And, in serving these higher-performing employees, does your strategy marginalize, exclude or intimidate other employees? Consider the impact of storytelling on connecting employees across the organization. What happens when employees connect their “what I do” stories to the story of “what everyone else does?” The stories… [Continue Reading]
Does Your HR Engagement Strategy include Storytelling?
Leverage Tell Me More Storytelling instead of So What Storytelling
Tell Me More Storytelling skills result in customers, investors, colleagues, and even your grandmother, asking you to tell them more. About yourself, your career, products, services, solutions, travels, conflicts and even your dreams. Alternatively, are the stories you tell leaving listeners wondering just what the purpose of your story is, in the first place? Tell… [Continue Reading]
Why Your Professional Speak creates Biased Listeners
Do you depend on professional speak to make you appear credible to listeners? You know, discipline-specific terminology or buzz words which often comprise over 50% of professional conversations. If so, you assume the people listening to you, either in person or virtually, are impressed with your command of discipline-specific words. And that, once impressed, you… [Continue Reading]
Collaborative Workplace Experiences create better Customer Experiences
When we create collaborative workplace experiences, we create better and better customer experiences. This is common sense. You know it. I know it. Yet this scenario is not quite how things happen in the workplace, is it? Realistically, each Monday morning, very few of us wander into an oasis of collaboration and harmony. Rather, we… [Continue Reading]
3 Industry40 Soft Skills catalyze Personal Development and Leadership
Developing Industry40 soft skills are critical to executing strategy in today’s digitally-transforming workplaces. First, the industrial Internet of Things (Industry 4.0 or #Industry40) business environment includes processes, software interfaces, equipment and machinery and people. Next, each of these critical components are required to communicate and collaborate with each other. Seamlessly. Interoperably. In my work with… [Continue Reading]
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