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Ask yourself, are you engaging a university trained and certified coach with advanced credentials from the International Coach Federation, a Senior Certification from SHRM, and years corporate experience?
Or is your coach the product of an off beat, short term encounter session, with little to no corporate background?
All coaches use the same skill sets to help people achieve their full potential. However, an executive coach or life coach specializes on your . . .
When work starts to impact your health, you have headaches, appetite changes, your back aches, and now your family is worried about you. You just keep . . .
Appreciative Inquiry Helps Make Better Leaders and More Engaged Employees By Mary T. O’Sullivan, MSOL, ACTP, ACC. Certified Appreciative Inquiry Coach Jake . . .
Layoffs with Profits before People Cause Distrust in your Organization. Even if your company becomes more successful as a result of . . .
Mary T. O’Sullivan, GE portrait 1985 Working at GE many years ago (GE official portrait included), my expectations for work were set. My immediate . . .
Not too long ago, a new client explained that she needed help in motivating her employees to achieve more. We chatted about various ways to . . .
Managing up, does it really work? Recently, I was asked what to do about different bosses – arrogant boss, egotistical boss, rude boss, . . .
Jake is a manager who survived much reorganization and always seems to land in some position with a fair amount of power. The key to his survival was to . . .
You know how it is when you are truly at the end of your rope in your business or career. There is no one you can trust enough to honestly and objectively . . .