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Managing Your Boss: Get the Support You Need in 10 Minutes a Week (Includes Free Tool)

Let's Grow Leaders

You need time to get to know one another as human beings and to focus on long-term goals and career development. You schedule 10 minutes a week with your boss and come prepared to discuss the following: What’s the Most Important Thing you accomplished last week? It works like this.

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Frontline Festival March 2016: Fresh Insights for Leaders

Let's Grow Leaders

In advance of our new book, David recently spent time with a group of accomplished managers to share their one most valuable piece of leadership advice. John Hunter of Curious Cat Management Improvement says leaders must be concerned with the results of what they are trying to accomplish. Follow John. Follow Tanveer. Follow Julie.

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Employee Development Activity: Focus Your Team in the New Year

Let's Grow Leaders

In today’s Asking for a Friend, I share an EASY, and CREATIVE development exercise we’ve been using with teams worldwide– to build the habits most critical to their success. This exercise works great in one-on-one coaching, mentoring, or career development conversations.

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The Jump Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

Visioning your future self often requires jumping or enrolling in different roles and career paths. Ask anyone who has tried to switch careers, develop a new skill, improve a relationship, or break a bad habit. Change is hard. The entire map will be linked with your purpose, truth, and vision.

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Professional Development Goals for Work

Career Advancement

Assess What You’ve Accomplished. Take time away from all workplace communications. Tidy up your workspace so you feel clear-headed and motivated when you step into it. Have that tough conversation you’ve been avoiding —you’ll feel so much better when you’ve wrapped it up. Create a log of everything you’ve achieved over the past year.

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Professional Development Goals for Work

Career Advancement

Assess What You’ve Accomplished. Take time away from all workplace communications. Tidy up your workspace so you feel clear-headed and motivated when you step into it. Have that tough conversation you’ve been avoiding —you’ll feel so much better when you’ve wrapped it up. Create a log of everything you’ve achieved over the past year.

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5 Tips on How to become a Better Boss

Career Advancement

If you want to learn more, read Practical Tactics for Crucial Communication. Help your employees craft their career plans , envisioning the future of their dreams. An outstanding boss asks plenty of questions that help people figure out where they want to go in their careers. Help People Envision Their Future.

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