Every Thursday: February 15, 22, 29, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4 8:30am to 12:30pm Pacific Time This series will be held via Zoom! You will receive Zoom meeting information prior to the first session. An interactive series covering all the topics, issues and situations supervisors with or without previous training need to know. […]
Navigating tough conversations at work is an essential skill, regardless of whether you're in a managerial role or an entry-level one. These discussions, often fraught with emotions and differing perspectives, can determine the future of relationships, team dynamics, and the overall health of an organization. For managers, mastering this skill can be the key to […]
"If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, then you are a leader." --John Quincey Adams The power of presence, communication, conviction, intention, and knowledge is someone who has a Leadership Presence. These five powers of leadership are linked to the four universal communication principles as a guideline […]
This month's discussion will focus on where HR is going, what is next, what is the future for the profession. When the makeup of the workforce changes, HR must evolve alongside it. Now more than ever, the HR role is a multi-faceted combination of business strategy, compliance, process, and employee development. We will take a […]
Supervisors communicate the organizational needs and oversee the day-to-day performance as well as the care and well-being of employees. They are responsible for guidance and support of employee development needs. These responsibilities lead employees toward success within their positions and potentially their careers. Front-line supervisors are traditionally promoted from their individual contributor roles where the […]
There was a Gallup study alleging that quiet quitters make up “more than half” of the U.S. workforce. Quiet quitters are apparently an “epidemic” that is supposedly changing the workplace. But have you heard of quiet hiring, quiet firing, quiet promoting, quiet leading, or quiet thriving? These terms are popping up on social media, professional […]
"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant." --Robert Louis Stevenson Every day it matters what you do and how you do it - now more than ever intentionality matters! Inclusive leadership is critical to an organization’s success in attracting and retaining clients and employees alike. According […]
This month's discussion will focus on development ...and how we get there. Management? Mentoring? Coaching? Heck is there even a difference? We are sure you have a lot to say here and we want to hear it. We know that coaching and mentoring are the keys to a leader’s success and ability to have positive […]
Retrieval practices have emerged as essential tools for learners because they tap into our cognitive processes to enhance retention and long-term learning. Retrieval practice can be thought of as a way to study material or a strategy in which we pull our knowledge “out” of our brains. In other words, we deliberately try to recall that […]
Organizations provide a variety of DEI educational offerings to their staff. Employers would be wise to make sure they are covering training for all staff to include awareness of microaggressions (aka microindignities). These (often) subtle indignities affect your workforce health, morale, and productivity. They creep in and often can lie under the surface. Introducing compassion […]
