Julie Winkle Giulioni
MARCH 28, 2019
For example, if the solopreneur applies the skills of agile leadership, by responding nimbly and innovatively with new products or customer friendly systems, this could become commercially advantageous and will quickly differentiate the company from other businesses who may be complacent in attitude. Image: (c) Can Stock Photo / SergeyNivens.
Workplace Psychology
JANUARY 25, 2021
From 2002 to 2003, I went through my SECOND career identity crisis around the time that I was about to graduate from a Master’s Counseling Psychology program in the spring of 2003. Making that decision and taking that plunge was one of the SCARIEST and BEST decisions of my life!
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Workplace Psychology
JUNE 30, 2020
I’ve spent more than a decade working in three related and intersecting fields: Training, Learning & Development, and Leadership Development. One can certainly make a case that these all fall under Talent Development. In my current role, I am a Leadership Development Manager & Advisor. Kraiger, K.
Thrive Global
JULY 9, 2021
I graduated in 2002, right after the tech bubble burst, so going into patent law, rather than pursuing work as a developer, seemed like a clear way to go. Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to be some kind of lawyer. It just seemed to fit me. I also loved programming and got my undergraduate degree in computer science.
Accendo Technologies
DECEMBER 19, 2023
A notable example is the smooth transition within McDonald’s, where meticulous preparation and identification of internal talent played a pivotal role. McDonald’s, a global food service giant, faced a challenging period in 2002 with the sudden loss of two CEOs within a year.
Accendo Technologies
DECEMBER 19, 2023
A notable example is the smooth transition within McDonald’s, where meticulous preparation and identification of internal talent played a pivotal role. McDonald’s, a global food service giant, faced a challenging period in 2002 with the sudden loss of two CEOs within a year.
Workplace Psychology
APRIL 8, 2018
Gallwey (2008) said we don’t reach peak performance because our Self 1 (the teller/the ego-mind) is constantly thinking, judging, worrying, fearing, regretting, and being distracted and this interferes with the natural capabilities of our Self 2 (the doer/the physical body, including brain, memory bank & nervous system). “It 2002; 4th ed.
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