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Confidence vs. Arrogance: Where’s the Line?

Eat Your Career

We end up hiding in the shadows for fear that any attention at all will get us labelled arrogant. Confident people share their accomplishments from a place of genuine enthusiasm. It hoards the spotlight and casts shadows on everyone else. Arrogance, on the other hand, stomps around and demands attention.

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Employee Shout Outs- Examples and 20 Ways To Display Them

Vantage Circle

Salute You must value each of your coworkers for more than just the work they accomplish and the outcomes they produce. From witty humor to heartfelt appreciation, our badge collection offers a unique way to make your communications stand out. It lends prominence and formal acknowledgment to their accomplishments.

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10 Basic Employee Needs And How To Meet Them

Vantage Circle

This uncertainty can hamper the productivity of an employee who is more likely to jump ship prematurely if there is no open communication. Mentoring and job shadowing opportunities. When compared to a cohesive team with dispersed members or communication barriers among them are always at a significant disadvantage.

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A Leader’s Guide to Overcoming Workplace Negativity

Crestcom

A Guide to Overcoming Workplace Negativity Negativity is like a dark cloud that can cast a shadow over your team’s collective potential. Often, negativity can stem from unclear expectations, communication gaps, or a team member’s personal challenges. Creating a positive culture requires dedication.

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My Life, My Career: Executive Coaching Services to Succeed

CoCaptain

A coach will work with you one-on-one and evaluate what is in your control to change within yourself and your surroundings to accomplish your goal and improve the areas that need polishing. CEO/C-Level Leaders On the other hand, we have the senior executives and CEOs who come with their own set of needs and areas of influence.

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Women Don’t Self-Promote, But Maybe They Should

Harvard Professional Development

Getting recognized for your accomplishments can be key to achieving visibility in the workplace. “If It’s still an open question as to why women are less likely to tout their accomplishments at work. Staying in the shadows does not serve you, your manager, your team, or your company.”. Why Are Women Reluctant to Self-Promote?

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Minisode: Leadership Presence with Jenn DeWall

Crestcom

I like to describe leadership presence as our shadow. Your communication might actually be rude or condescending, or defensive. It impacts whether we get promoted and whether we communicate in a way that makes people want to work with us, collaborate and do what we need them to do! 28% is communication. Can I trust them?