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Leading Change Requires Networking Our Inspiration #leadership

Leaders, leading change requires more than communicating. Success comes through networking our inspiration! Insights fr The People Skills Coach™.

Are You Too Nice to Lead? #leadership #peopleskills

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Leaders as you go past traditional directive leadership style & engage employees, do you go too far the other way? Use this checklist fr The People Skills Coach™.

Customer Experience Superstars: Their Celebratory Give & Take! #CX

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Customer experience superstars distinguish themselves in these 11 ways. Join them & wow the customers! Insight fr The People Skills Coach™ keynote.

Leaders, 10 Ways to Ignite Greatness Without Leaving Scars #leadership

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Leaders & managers, does your passion scar others or ignite the team’s greatness. Here are 10 ways to ignite greatness and talent from The People-Skills Coach™.

Leadership Fairness is Not Neutrality

Leadership fairness: Leaders, when employees disagree don’t be neutral, be fair. Here are the 5 critical differences fr The People Skills Coach™.

Leadership Mirage: Do You See Patience or Inaction?

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Leaders, avoid the threat of the leadership mirage that confuses patience with inaction. Critical steps fr The People Skills Coach™.

Teamwork #Peopleskills: Leaders, When Do You Intervene?

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Leaders are you confusing empowerment & abandonment? Teamwork doesn’t magically appear. You have a unique role in developing teams especially in these specific situations.

Leaders, Convert Blame to Accountability Part II

In this followup to the post Breed Accountability Not Blame, here are 6 essential steps for leaders to convert a blame culture to one of honorable accountability. Add your experience to this path of success.

Leadership: Breed Accountability NOT Blame

Leaders, accountability is not a blame game. It is the profitable practice of initiative, ownership, follow-through, & success. Practical insights fr The People-Skills Coach™.

CIOs: IT Customer Service Quality Requires Partnership

Once again, from my work with information technology (IT) teams, I am compelled to write about leaders risking quality service with the risky thought of delivering support via email only. Some claim it increases quality by avoiding tone of voice and increasing audit capability. Yikes! U-turn from this thinking. There are at least 3 damaging effects.

Driver Leaders’ Success: 3 Threats to Remove

Are you a driver type personality or do you know one? Driver type leaders deliver success yet can leave a bad impression with those they lead. Here are 3 common sense steps fr The People-Skills Coach™ for drivers to turn negative into positive and engage employees for success.

5 Psychologically Uncomfortable Career Shaping Opportunities

People focus on major career shaping milestones & overlook psychologically uncomfortable opportunities. Here are 5 worthy ones from The People-Skills Coach™.

Customer Service Leaders: Are Your Limits Actually Roadblocks?

Every service function has certain structure & limits. Yet when customers experience useless hoops to jump through they jump ship. Here’s how to keep ’em.

Employee Engagement: Capture the Magic of the I’s in Team!

Leaders, don’t sacrifice individual talents to achieve team member flexibility & generous restraint. Inspire these I’s in team for unparalleled success.

Onsite IT Customer Service Proximity Can Divide Unity

CIOs, IT directors, and technical support managers of many companies face one universal challenge — cross teamwork between the front line service desk and onsite support. Here are 4 critical steps to meeting this challenge with great success!

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