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Over the past few weeks, I have been asked about how to write a resume or to review them or to help understand what the heck an effective resume looks like.
I thought I would take a few minutes to write up some guidance on how to look at resumes as well as what you should be writing in yours. As...
As a leader, you know that difficult conversations are a necessary part of effective leadership. Whether it's a disagreement, resistance, or differing opinions, handling tough conversations can be challenging and stressful. However, with the right tools and strategies, you can improve your...
Peer 1 on 1s, also known as one-on-one meetings or one-on-ones, are a powerful tool for building stronger relationships, improving communication, and increasing productivity within a team. These meetings are designed to give team members the opportunity to discuss their work, share feedback, and...
The first few weeks at a new job can be overwhelming. There is a lot to learn and a lot of catching up to do. We will be focusing on the basics of what you need to do in the first few weeks as the new person in charge. During the first week, you can really make an impact on your team...
Feedback is a way of sharing information about the quality of service or experience. Feedback can be given in many different ways, but the most common methods are verbal and written.
Feedback is important because it helps us to understand what other people think of something. It can also help...
Abraham Maslow (1954), a psychologist, developed the theory of human motivation based on a tiered leveling of requirements that must be met before progressing to the next level.
- Physiological requirements
- Safety requirements
- Social requirements
- Esteem requirements
- Self-actualization
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