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JLL’s Commitment to DEI

HR Digest

I’ve found it helpful to work with an executive coach, who can give me objective advice and operates as a sounding board. I’ve found it helpful to work with an executive coach, who can give me objective advice and operates as a sounding board. She holds a degree in sociology from Eastern Michigan University and an M.B.A.

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E-Coaching Roles

Marshall Goldsmith

The art of developing leaders will evolve with the technology that connects people through both wired and wireless networks. Use “push” technology to help leaders change. “Push” technology can give leaders an ongoing stream of reminders and ideas for change. by Marshall Goldsmith. This seldom works.

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Dogged by a Daydream

Marshall Goldsmith

Executive educator Goldsmith gets to the bottom of why some of us don’t meet our goals – and gives some free advice. At the end of my sessions, I ask leaders (who have received 360-degree feedback) to follow up with their co-workers and ask for ongoing ideas about how they can continue to become more effective.

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10 Breakthroughs in Personal Development

Building Personal Strength

Coaching Network of real people for advice, ideas, encouragement, and accountability. Revolutionary feedback system. And the technology makes gathering all this a simple, quick, anonymous process. . - Coaching videos that orient the new user to the system. Self-directed and self-paced F-A-R system. Or both simultaneously.

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Just Be You

Marshall Goldsmith

The work environment requires increased global savvy, virtual skill, and technological knowledge. Do What's in Your Heart I was one of the original developers of 360-degree feedback. The workforce is changing dramatically--in two years, there will be more members of the Millennial Generation than Baby Boomers.

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Sometimes Colleagues Are the Best Coaches

Harvard Business Review

Jim, a brilliant professor of engineering, came on as the new Chief Knowledge Officer and John, an experienced petroleum executive identified by a major shareholder, became Vice President of Technology, Products, and Services. But within just a few months of their joining, war had broken out between the new arrivals and other executives.

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Keep Learning Once You Hit the C-Suite

Harvard Business Review

Where should executives turn for advice on skills they need to acquire and upgrade? Several respondents advocated a “strong and diverse network” and openness to 360-degree feedback—that is, not just feedback from supervisors. The consequence is that they miss the weak signals of the market.”.