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You Need A Career ‘Bug-Out Bag’

Rich Gee Group

When reporters are sent instantly abroad for a story, they have a ‘go-bag’ packed and ready to go. I want you to build your own Career Bug-Out Bag for your next departure and smooth landing. Do not let your contact base atrophy — even a simple 10-minute phone call in the morning can do wonders for your career.

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The 5 Most Important and Critical Skills for Jobs of the Future

Career Advancement

Through active leadership , you can support your direct reports through these transitions. You need to proactively help him develop a strategy for remaining marketable and valuable, helping him define a viable pathway for his career. Support his growth by covering the costs of conference attendance, if possible.

Skills 358
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How Can You Further Develop Your Talent? 7 Key Steps

Career Advancement

On-the-job simulations where a coach assumes the role of direct report and asks for guidance in a particular area. Ask the seminar attendees to present workshops on what they’ve learned to their own teams, which will solidify their knowledge while enhancing their direct reports’ growth.

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What is a Great Teammate, and WHY Should You Be One at Your Workplace?

Great Results Team Building

In fact, when I speak at conferences, I often have the audience contribute their thoughts about what one word desrcibes the person they remember as a great teammate. Glaze delivers engaging conference keynotes and interactive team building events that help healthcare and education leaders build more positive and profitable cultures.

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The 5 Most Important and Critical Skills for Jobs of the Future

Career Advancement

Through active leadership , you can support your direct reports through these transitions. You need to proactively help him develop a strategy for remaining marketable and valuable, helping him define a viable pathway for his career. Support his growth by covering the costs of conference attendance, if possible.

Skills 156
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Featured Instigator: Will Lukang

Lead Change Blog

At one point in his career, he reports the strangest question he was asked in a job interview was, “Why do you want my job?” The best moment in his career occurred in 2008, when he recommended a direct report for a job within their company. The job would make the direct report Will’s peer.

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How Can You Further Develop Your Talent? 7 Key Steps

Career Advancement

On-the-job simulations where a coach assumes the role of direct report and asks for guidance in a particular area. Ask the seminar attendees to present workshops on what they’ve learned to their own teams, which will solidify their knowledge while enhancing their direct reports’ growth.