by Sara Chambers | Become a Better Leader, Notes for the New Boss
Enjoy this video transcript of this week’s Monday Moment episode. Good morning and happy Monday! I’m Monica Wofford and this is your Monday Moment. Happy June and happy reopening! … but this does beg, um, let’s call it a different question and that is “How do you relocate your momentum from the last several… read more
by Sara Chambers | Become a Better Leader, How to Become a Better Boss, Teachable Moments
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“The fastest way to succeed,” IBM’s Thomas Watson, Sr., once said, “is to double your failure rate.” It’s a nice topic of conversation, but most companies and even more leaders find themselves ill equipped to encourage failure, much less teach new leaders how to double their rate at it. The question becomes are you a… read more
by Sara Chambers | Contagious Coaching, Contagious Leadership, How to Become a Better Boss, Leadership training, Notes for the New Boss
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A new leader is one who was promoted inside of 24 months ago. For some, this may be their first role, or merely their first go at a new role in an old company. In either case, in an effort to get their work done and make a great impression with the ever present enthusiasm… read more
by Sara Chambers | Contagious Coaching, Contagious Leadership, How to Become a Better Boss, Leadership training, Notes for the New Boss
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If you are making excuses for why employees aren’t performing because your focus is on engagement, it’s costing you. If you still hold them accountable while fostering a healthy interest in their own role and their own performance, this is the ideal solution. But, which do you really think you’re doing? A quick Google search… read more
by Sara Chambers | Contagious Coaching, Contagious Communication, Contagious Leadership, Notes for the New Boss
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The Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem begins with “How do I love thee” and continues with “let me count the ways”. In organizations, each employee is asking how do you engage me? But, most employers are finding their list of ways in which they do, contains far too few to count. How do you engage employees… read more