When you target working with the best so you can become your best, you always have one question that is top-of-mind. “Who are the best of the best in our organization?” Why, how, and when did they accomplish this? The key to upskilling and reskilling for the post-pandemic workplace starts with discovering who your best… [Continue Reading]
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Your Post Pandemic Career Strategy Evolved. Now what?
Your post pandemic career strategy is different than originally designed. What will you do? Are you feeling guilty? And are you attempting to comply with what satisfied you before? Rather, let’s celebrate together! It is time to move forward beyond where you were yesterday and where you are today. Time to get to where you… [Continue Reading]
Why Your Professional Core Capabilities Limit Your Value
Your professional core capabilities are learned and innate capabilities. These differentiate you to colleagues, employers, and clients. Are you relying on core capabilities which defined you yesterday to fuel your career and leadership trajectory today and tomorrow? First, let’s say your resume indicates that your greatest professional core capabilities are moving to another job with… [Continue Reading]
Create More Value by Speaking Less Professional Jargon
At the beginning of each day, ask yourself these two questions to create more value for colleagues and clients. First, how do you create value during each meeting and customer touchpoint: written, verbally, visually, and experientially? Second, how dependent are you on professional jargon to communicate your professional value to others? If you target creating… [Continue Reading]
When Professional Elitism becomes a divisive Workplace Force
Professional elitism is alive and well in far too many startups, businesses, associations and larger organizations. I won’t even get into the role(s) it plays in academia. Where do pockets of professional elitism exist in your own organization? This elitism takes many different forms. Often, it is communicated both subtly, as well as overtly. Unfortunately,… [Continue Reading]
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