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Communication
March 21, 2018
A Mentor’s Mindset:
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A Mentor’s Mindset:
It’s All About the Relationship
by Burl W. Randolph Jr. Mentoring is a much talked about topic for leadership development, but I am uncertain how it is understood. I have heard people say that “Everyone is my mentor” or “I mentor everyone”, both of which are misnomers. To be an effective mentor, a person must have a certain mindset. For me, that mindset […]
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February 02, 2018
Falling Back in Love
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Falling Back in Love
With PowerPoint!
by Tiffany Robinson Power. Point. A tool to house all of your many many bullet points in a clean linear fashion. We all know that if you put information into a bullet point, then it will be automatically understood. And the more bullet points you fit on a slide, the more information you will teach […]
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December 08, 2017
7 Steps to a Successful
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7 Steps to a Successful
Virtual Team
by Tiffany Robinson Employee engagement has been a hot topic over the past decade with many companies increasing the number of perks and benefits offered in order to become an attractive place to work and a hard place to leave. If your company hasn’t embraced the idea of “work hard play hard” yet, it’s past […]
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October 06, 2017
Resolving Conflict Within
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Resolving Conflict Within
Remote Teams
By Bill Flury A few years ago, I was manager of a Law Enforcement Assistance Administration project on which we had small teams working in eight different cities. Each team was tasked to work with the local police, courts, or corrections agencies to seek out and document ideas for improving operational processes or equipment. We […]
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September 25, 2017
Leading Differently:
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Leading Differently:
Remote vs. Face-to-Face Teams
By Frank Burroughs Today’s business environment is leveraging connectivity at a pace that leaves many of us scrambling to stay fully engaged with colleagues we seldom (or never) see face to face. While simply trying to learn the various technology tools available, we may forget that our ultimate goal remains the same: creating a level […]
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May 15, 2017
New Meeting Paradigm: Mega
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New Meeting Paradigm: Mega
Multi-tasking or Supreme Selfishness?
By Kathy Martucci, PMP Picture it: the weekly status meeting is in full swing as the Project Manager discusses critical path activities with the project management team. As your attention wanders and your gaze curiously assesses the others in the room, you are surprised to observe: 16 team managers more or less engaged in the […]
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