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3 Reasons Your Team Building Activities are Tanking Morale

Let's Grow Leaders

” “I just had my performance review and my boss told me I need to be more of a team player. The room was swarming with executives and I didn’t see how that could enhance my brand. Is everyone physically and emotionally able to participate? How can you encourage those on the periphery to participate?

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How To Get Noticed (and Promoted) at Work.

Rich Gee Group

Build Your Brand Your brand is how you present yourself and your professional capabilities. Cultivating a strong personal brand within your workplace can make you a go-to person in your area of expertise. Participate in workplace events and professional development opportunities.

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Brand New Resources for New and Longtime Leaders

Kevin Eikenberry

Consulting Speaking Training Products KevinEikenberry.com About Blog Home Blogs I Like Leadership Learning Subscribe Brand New Resources for New and Longtime Leaders by Kevin Eikenberry on October 18, 2010 in Leadership , Learning In early 2011 my next book, co-authored with Guy Harris, will be published. Join us now for fr’ee !

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The Dreaded Performance Review | You're Not the Boss of Me

You're Not the Boss of Me

In this scenario too, the performance review often becomes something we do to people rather than with them. But the reality is that performance assessment is important to both the organization and the people who work for it. It is part of the leader’s job to create working environments that invite participation and interest.

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5 Critical Skills You Will Need to Hit the Ground Running After College

Leading Blog

They participate in campus life but too often from the sidelines, so they lack and deep engagement in activities that provide much needed skills for the job market. Something a liberal arts education is designed to do. Selingo notes that too many undergraduates want to be spoon-fed. Enterprise is not alone.

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The Performance Review & Some Ugly Truths | You're Not the Boss of Me

You're Not the Boss of Me

And then I began to think that my eagerness to put the discussion behind me was not unlike the very real tendency for organizations to plough through the performance review process quickly… primarily to get away from it. I think it is partly because performance reviews require human beings to make judgements on each other.

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Design Your Employee Experience as Thoughtfully as You Design Your Customer Experience

Harvard Business Review

They differ in their level of interest in communicating and participating and in the kind of compensation and rewards they value. For example, it might be helpful to create groupings of skeptics, observers, participants, and champions. Companies should design them to align with the priorities and differentiators of their brands.

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