The pleasant times when companies had a lot of candidates and qualification was not such a problem are long gone. Today most leaders face serious issues finding the best talent for their teams. Many people are still on the market, but the struggle to find the right talent for the group grows yearly. With every… Continue reading Three types of questions to ask to identify your next best talent during an interview
Category: Personal Development
HOW TO USE CARDS TO BUILD GREATER IMPACT AS A LEADER
Years ago, I attended a course in Vienna where a trainer explained how a leader could make a more significant impact by investing appropriate time in different areas of presence. As part of my MBA program, I was impressed by what I heard, but at the same time, I did not believe that some particular… Continue reading HOW TO USE CARDS TO BUILD GREATER IMPACT AS A LEADER
Conflict resolution tactics for a more harmonized life at work
In today’s fast-paced work environment, it is not uncommon for employees to feel overwhelmed and overburdened with their workload. When this happens, it can quickly lead to stress, burnout, and decreased productivity. But on the other hand, being active means facing obstacles, challenges, difficulties, and people who disturb your productivity and internal peace. The most… Continue reading Conflict resolution tactics for a more harmonized life at work
What you need to succeed in today’s organizations – interpersonal skills
Nowadays, organizations are not like those in the past. People strive to succeed and search for further growth and development paths. The traditional hierarchical structure is not interesting anymore. Organizations are becoming flatter, and at the same time, the complexity of work is growing exponentially. In this complex environment, some skills seen as complicated for… Continue reading What you need to succeed in today’s organizations – interpersonal skills
Knowledge and skills employees need today – intrapersonal skills.
Today organizations are becoming more complex with each following day. While trying to stay onboard, employees must constantly consider upgrading their skillset to address this changing environment. Processes are becoming leaner, and at the same time, organizations add complexity to them. People working within teams have become more sensitive to what we say and how… Continue reading Knowledge and skills employees need today – intrapersonal skills.
Sixteen reasons that demonstrate why people give up
Busy times often make people think outside of boxes and even reach the breaking point in their motivation and internal engagement toward work, team, company, spouse, and relatives. The more we move forward in the years ahead, the higher the risk of letting essential things back and becoming passive toward success. The speed of living… Continue reading Sixteen reasons that demonstrate why people give up
Technology as a shaper of skills for the future or the evolution of jobs
It has become a necessity for organizations to implement technologies in their work. The evolution of technologies has started with technical needs, but nowadays, every sphere of expertise needs technologies to survive and stay in the long-term game. We have implemented technologies in the finance processes as a traditional add-on to manufacturing. We use them… Continue reading Technology as a shaper of skills for the future or the evolution of jobs
The worst advice you can get for your leadership development
People today are taught to walk their way, no matter what happens. "Be yourself" "Be authentic" "Create your unique path." Have you heard all these statements? Well, you are not alone. Some fifty-one percent of those who aim to get into a leadership role are told the same. And still, people work with coaches and… Continue reading The worst advice you can get for your leadership development
The employer value proposition for Leaders
During the last six to eight years, the topic of Employer value proposition has turned from a point in a presentation to a milestone of how a company achieves results. Still, I meet leaders who think Employer value proposition is their Human capital department responsibility. And these same leaders have responsibility for others in their… Continue reading The employer value proposition for Leaders
What defines an effective delegation -The “What can only you do ?” myth
Did you recently have moments when you thought that work overload would kill you? Have you worked with an agenda that looks like it will never end? How did you handle it? A coach asked these questions in 2018 when I got to a course on reorganizing my life and work to be more productive.… Continue reading What defines an effective delegation -The “What can only you do ?” myth
