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How to be a Good Internal Consultant

Workplace Psychology

According to Phillips, Trotter, and Phillips (2015), “The rapid rate of change coupled with heightened competition on a global basis is increasing the need for companies and public sector organizations to develop effective internal consulting capabilities” (p. Leadership & Talent Development Consultant.

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Book Review – LEAD NOW!: A Personal Leadership Coaching Guide for Results-Driven Leaders (2nd ed.)

Workplace Psychology

Whereas the first edition reads like a generic description of ideas for each competency, the second edition provides much more comprehensive, tangible, practical, and actionable steps to take. Here’s an example of the “Customer Focus” competency in the first edition of LEAD NOW! : Treat customer complaints as a gift.

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Critical Competencies for Effective Coaching (And a Book) by Lisa Haneberg

QAspire

Great coaching is at the heart of meaningful accomplishments. In an organizational and team context, being able to coach people means helping them overcome their own resistance, get unstuck and move forward in the direction of their goals. Great coaching catalyzes great results. I strongly recommend this book.

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There’s No Shortcut to Success

Workplace Psychology

Success means you are at a place in your life — financially, mentally, socially, emotionally, spiritually — where you feel safe, secure, loved, and at peace because you don’t feel the need to compare or compete with anyone. Self-learning/development interest is low. Development is a personal commitment. Doesn’t seek input.

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Self-Regard: Warts & All

Workplace Psychology

According to the Bar-On model, “emotional-social intelligence is a cross-section of interrelated emotional and social competencies, skills and facilitators that determine how effectively we understand and express ourselves, understand others and relate with them, and cope with daily demands” (Bar-On, 2006, p. Denis Waitley. References.

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What You Should Know About Leadership Development Training

Workplace Psychology

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. Fleenor, J.