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Growing Leaders Who are Confident, Skilled and Human-Centered (Mistakes to Avoid)

Let's Grow Leaders

Instead of saying: “You need to get better at critical thinking.” Using vague language and unclear feedback When you use vague language you leave room for your team to fill in what’s missing, and it might not reflect what you’re actually trying to convey. ” “You need to be more empathetic.”

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7 Ways to Create a Listening Culture

Let's Grow Leaders

Critical thinking? A good social care strategy listen’s beyond the # and the @. If you could wave a magic wand and suddenly make every employee in your organization proficient in one behavior what would that be? Customer-orientation? Listening transforms relationships. Get Social.

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Caution: Critical Thinking Ahead

On The Job

What worried him, he said, was our lack of critical thinking skills that would really impact us in the coming years. How many bosses, he asked me, would think it was OK to see an employee reading a book while on the job? They multitask like crazy, even though it's been shown that's a less productive strategy. del.icio.us.

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How to Get Employees to Care About Your Company

Let's Grow Leaders

Great commercials, strong PR, a brilliant social media strategy all warrant effort when building your company’s reputation. Can you imagine what would happen if you could replicate that level of prudence and critical thinking? But there’s no better PR than an army of loyal employees living and breathing your brand.

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Coaching Strategies for Managing Negative Impacts of News and Social Media

International Coach Academy

Significance of the Case Study and Relevance to Coaching: This case study explores strategies to help clients cope with anxiety related to negative news and social media. Coaching can help uncover the underlying emotions and thinking patterns associated with these, and help understand how they affect the well-being of the client.

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The Logic Emotion Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

The Logic Emotion Coaching Model Pillar 1: Logic Logic forms the foundation of rational thinking and decision-making. It involves the use of reason, critical thinking, and objective analysis to process information and make informed choices. This method helps them explore their assumptions and thought processes.

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Maximizing Impact, Minimizing Costs: A Strategic Approach to Coaching in Resource-Constrained Government Institutions

International Coach Academy

Coaching enhances emotional intelligence and supports improving decision-making skills by encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving, and reflective practice. This can foster more unified strategies across departments, enhancing overall government effectiveness and improving inter-agency communication.