Marshall Goldsmith

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Team Building Without Time Wasting

Marshall Goldsmith

Conduct a mini-survey, follow-up process in approximately four months. From the mini-survey each team member will receive confidential feedback from all other team members on his or her perceived change in effectiveness. The mini-surveys are simple enough to be put on a postcard and might look like the sample in Figure 9.1.

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Questions for Building a Great Team!

Marshall Goldsmith

Conduct a mini-survey, follow-up process in approximately six months. From the mini-survey each team member will receive confidential feedback from all other team members on his or her perceived change in effectiveness. The process takes little time and the first mini-survey will quickly show whether progress is being made.

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Coaching Change

Marshall Goldsmith

Assessment is often best handled in an anonymous survey, compiled into a summary report and given directly to the manager. Within months, survey the original review team, asking whether the manager has become more or less effective. Strive for a mix that does not stack the deck for or against the manager. Collect feedback.

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Reducing Negativity in the Workplace

Marshall Goldsmith

According to a survey done by badbossology.com and Development Dimensions International, a majority of employees spend 10 or more hours per month complaining -- or listening to others complain -- about their bosses or upper management. I am amazed at how much time gets wasted by people who complain all of the time.

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Bashing the Boss

Marshall Goldsmith

According to a survey by Badbossology.com and Development Dimensions International, a majority of employees spend 10 or more hours per month complaining or listening to others complain about bad bosses – and almost one-third spend 20 hours or more per month.

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Girl Scouts: Creating 21st Century Leaders

Marshall Goldsmith

Our study, which included a nationwide survey of girls and boys between the ages of 8 and 17, found that girls don't want power for power's sake. You mentioned you also surveyed boys. I would think we have quite a generation of girls who want to scale the highest reaches of power. It's interesting you use the word power.

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How Good Do You Want to Be?

Marshall Goldsmith

Stakeholder Centered Coaching® has a remarkable track record of success as measured by those who work with the leader and assess their level of improvement through our mini-survey tool. Chris Coffey is one of the most successful coaches who use this method.