Mon.May 27, 2024

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Why “Agree to Disagree” Stinks and What to Say Instead for Better Work Relationships

Let's Grow Leaders

“Agree to disagree” is dismissive, shuts down collaboration, and prevents meaningful solutions. Faced with conflict at work, you might think “let’s agree to disagree” is an easy way to move on from the conversation. The words seem peaceful and hint at mutual respect. But in actual use, they aren’t peaceful, or helpful, at all. The phrase implies a deadlock, which can prevent the resolution of underlying issues and hinder productive work relationships.

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Developing a Strategic Executive Coaching Business Plan

Master Coach University

A strategic executive coaching business plan serves as a roadmap, navigating coaches through the intricacies of the coaching industry and positioning them for sustainable success. It acts as a compass, offering a clear direction for business growth, client engagement, and personal development—crucial elements in navigating the competitive landscape of executive coaching.

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One focus: less is more, in a world of distraction

The Creative Life

The key to getting things done? Try to do less. Then focus, ruthlessly. The post One focus: less is more, in a world of distraction appeared first on The Creative Life.

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Think Small vs. Think Big

International Coach Academy

A Coaching Power Tool By Danni Craker, Wellness Coach and Founder Coach, UNITED KINGDOM What Is the Difference Between Think Small vs. Think Big When challenged, feeling out of our comfort zones, or feeling in some way threatened, we retreat to safety. We make ourselves small. Just like in the animal kingdom, when an animal perceives a threat (and hasn’t gone into fight mode), it will curl up small, often protecting its belly and chest, its most vulnerable areas.

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Preventing Workplace Violence and Complying with New York’s Retail Worker Safety Act

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On September 4, 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Retail Worker Safety Act (S. 8358B/A. 8947C) into law, requiring retail employers in New York to adopt workplace violence prevention policies and implement training programs by March 2025. This webinar will provide a detailed overview of the Act’s requirements, including developing and providing a retail workplace violence prevention policy/plan and delivering annual interactive training to employees.

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How To Conduct an Interview: 8 Tips for Beginner Interviewers & Examples

BetterUp

Learning how to conduct an interview isn’t easy. But heeding a few key tips can help you lead a great meeting and find the perfect candidate.

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A Reflection on Genuine Care

ReNew Business

In our daily lives, we often encounter a subtle yet significant distinction between loving something and using something. This difference is rooted in the outcomes of our actions. When we love, we embrace and support; when we use, we seek to benefit ourselves. Understanding this distinction is crucial for fostering genuine care and respect in our relationships with people, nature, and even objects.