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Productivity at Work: How to Lead Highly Productive Teams

Let's Grow Leaders

To Lead Highly Productive Teams: Keep Them Focused on What Matters Most If you want to increase productivity at work, maintain a relentless focus on what matters most in four areas. Follow up with an ongoing review of the specific, observable activities that will make those initiatives happen. So, stop trying.

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A List of Referrable Keynote Speakers and Topics to Consider for Your Next Conference

Great Results Team Building

So, following a successful program, during a break in the agenda, after leaving the stage and talking with many with conference attendees, I often find myself standing beside the organizer. And your conference’s impact will extend well beyond their session.

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8 Ways To Improve Your Conference Experience

Joseph Lalonde

O ne of the best ways that I’ve found to experience exponential growth is through attending conferences and workshops. And probably the least productive way to grow. There’s more to getting more out of attending a conference than speaking. Go to the conference by yourself. Image by Jim Lupack. Just like you.

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Fuel Your Career: 17 Critical Skills When You’re a Young Leader Hungry for Success

Let's Grow Leaders

To distinguish yourself as a young leader, build your knowledge, focus on results and relationships, and speak up. Not just the process you follow or the output you have to produce. Show up the conversation with genuine curiosity. Show up to your work with confidence and humility. Give it time. You’re not ready yet.” (And

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6 Tips for Setting up Conference Call Using Video

Strategy Driven

In today’s global business environment one skill you must have is the expertise of setting up a conference call using video. Unfortunately, many conference call meetings end up being a waste of time for all participants due to poor planning, inadequate technology or user error when setting up the call.

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The Conference Board: Employee Engagement = Connections

Michael Lee Stallard

In our book Fired Up or Burned Out and in The Connection Culture Manifesto , we identify and describe the “force of connection&# as “a bond based on shared identity, empathy and understanding that moves self-centered individuals toward group-centered membership.&# I like this definition. Military Gamification in Everything?

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Assertive Networking: A 4-Step Guide to Success.

Rich Gee Group

To develop your value proposition, consider the following: What problem does your business solve for your clients? What unique products or services do you offer? Consider the following when developing your networking plan: Identify your target audience: Whom do you want to connect with?