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Types of Communicators

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Reflective Communicators (Formerly Known as Low Ds) Are cooperative, low-key, modest and mild when dealing with problems and challenges. Outgoing Communicators […]. The post Types of Communicators appeared first on Chart Your Course International.

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Why People Quit Their Jobs | Top Ten Reasons People Quit

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Management fails to deal with poor performers causing greater conflict and stress while at the same time preaching teamwork and cooperation. Management promotes someone to supervisor who lacks training and/or necessary experience, alienating staff and forcing good employees to quit.

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Five Rules for Giving Employees Feedback

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Consider the word “feedback” as a more cooperative alternative. If the dialogue is ongoing, it won’t be awkward when you have to give criticisms. Think feedback, not criticism. Consider how you frame your constructive criticisms. Feedback is a two-way exchange- a conversation where people can learn and grow.

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How to Prepare and Develop Future Leaders for Your Business

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When good leadership is present, the team is more willing to cooperate and tackle difficult tasks. A good leader inspires the best work from employees, uses finite resources and time wisely, communicates well and shoulders their share of the responsibilities. This is why proper training is so important, especially for future leaders.

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Employee Recognition: Why It’s So Important and How to Do It

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Cary Cooper, an organizational psychology professor at Lancaster University, told the Guardian that the primary reason employers balk at the idea of telecommuting is because they don’t trust their employees. A company is only as good as the employees that make it all happen. Work-From-Home Days.

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3 Expectations of Millennial Employees

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Organizations that allow space and time for employees to connect with one another in healthy collaboration and team building will reap the benefits of cooperation and synergy. Millennials also appreciate when friendship and teamwork are fostered in the workplace. We enjoy the same things. However, many Millennials demand them.

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HOW TO READ THE DISC GRAPH

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Low D’s tend to be non-confrontational, low key, cooperative, and agreeable. D, the red bar on the graphs, stands for Dominance. High D’s tend to be direct, forceful, challenge oriented, and bold. The emotion associated with high D’s is anger. Famous high D’s are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.