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Take The Time To Breathe

Joseph Lalonde

These are your core competencies. There are people you can bless who would love to tackle the projects you hate or spend too much time on. Your job is to find out the tasks you’re the best at. You may also look at the tasks you enjoy doing. You can keep those as well. The other tasks? Look to delegate them.

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Values are Worthless Without These Four Things

Great Leadership By Dan

A good behavioral interview question would be: “Tell me about a time that you had to deal with a difficult team member on a project.” Instead, give the candidate the opportunity to share how the project turned out. It is designed to measure the core competencies (behaviors and skills) associated with a person’s position.

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Coaching Versus Consulting: Which Is Right for Your Organization?

N2Growth Blog

Organizations can leverage consultants on a project basis, allowing them to scale up or down based on their needs quickly. These networks provide access to subject matter experts who can offer additional insights or support specific projects. Consultants often have extensive networks built over years of working with various clients.

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Simple Steps to Embrace Ambiguity and Lead Significant Change

Lead Change Blog

It can be tempting to push pause on project implementation by falling into the thinking trap of, “This will probably change again tomorrow anyway.” Yet, embracing ambiguity is a core competency required to enact significant change. This is a common and logical statement many leaders make when considering actions and decisions.

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What’s Your Leadership AQ?

Lead Change Blog

Companies with a high AQ are able to spot customer pain points and trends, and shift gears to create new opportunities that leverage the company’s core competencies and expertise. In part due to their agile and adaptable leadership style, they are able to create self-managing teams that collaborate together on projects.

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Decoding the Cryptic and Confusing Workplace Jargon

HR Digest

People typically use jargon in the workplace to project an identity of business authority. Workplace jargon could top the list of the factors that etch exclusivity onto their brand. Many employees feel that using jargon makes them feel smarter and more professional.

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The Boss Gives A Leadership Lesson In Self-Awareness

N2Growth Blog

As Springsteen puts it, “if I’m going to project an individuality, it’s going to have to be in my writing.’… Consider your core competency — what you do for your job. Beyond competency consider how you interact with people. So I wrote songs that were very lyrically alive and lyrically dense and they were unique.