Good communication skills will help you handle difficult conversations with employees. So, how do you go about preventing conflict and positively motivating people? As a Servant Leader and Leadership Trainer/Executive Coach, I’ve learned how to
Barbara Jordan
Try these 5 powerful leadership strategies if you work with people who seem stuck or “resistant.” 1. Look Forward/Look Backward Ask the person to look at what life was like prior to the current problem. Exploring this will identify their potential motivators. Also, look forward to goals and plans and
Barbara Jordan
There seems to be an ongoing debate about leadership vs. management and supervision. Do you think they are exclusively different, one and the same, or are they related and inter-mingled? Based on your experiences, what thoughts, beliefs, and perceptions do you have about the leadership vs. management debate? Let’s talk
Barbara Jordan
An organization I work with experienced tremendous, rapid business growth. Along with the typical “growing pains,” employees were overextended because programs were understaffed. Therefore, I stepped in to help front-line staff. Now, realize this: it had been years since I was “in the trenches.” So you can imagine my surprise.
Barbara Jordan
Any strength overused will become a weakness! Strengths and Weaknesses Although many people think that one behavioral style may be better than others, that simply isn’t true. All styles are necessary in a team/workplace, and each of them has strengths and weaknesses. For instance, many of the leaders with whom
Barbara Jordan
In my work with successful leaders, I have discovered a number of leadership traps in which they get stuck in their leadership efforts. These obstacles prevent successful leaders from motivating employees in positive ways and taking a more facilitative, collaborative approach to leadership. Facilitative Leaders David Conley and Paul Goldman,
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