So there’s nothing as prestigious as a post from Seth Godin to build on my recent observations about employee engagement! He makes three important distinctions between an organization a movement a philosophy. I would add a few additional observations: • An organization is a non-human entity created to get something done. Whatever “humanity” it embodies [...]
Employee Engagement Needs To Be A Movement, Not A Strategy
by admin on 16. Jun, 2011 in Featured, Lessons in Leadership, Team Building
Witnessing Synergy
by admin on 14. May, 2011 in Featured, Lessons in Leadership, Personal Growth, Team Building, Team Development
Have you ever witnessed synergy taking place in real time? I was mediating a session between two clients yesterday. We started by setting the stage for them to share their individual perspectives regarding a touchy work situation. Lots of emotions at stake for both of them. They were expecting, and prepared for, a difficult conversation. [...]
When Cultural Diversity Makes the Competitive Difference
by Lori on 05. Feb, 2011 in Lessons in Leadership, Team Building, Team Development, Travels
…I sat across from three delightful, amazingly intelligent Moroccan women: an oral surgeon, a physician and a medical researcher. They defy every stereotype of Muslim women: professional, educated, funny, irreverent, independent, and stylish. We shared iPhone pictures of kids, talked about our work/life balance, low-carb diets, difficult colleagues, and the latest eye-wear fashion.
The Right Facilitator Can Take Your Team to New Heights
by admin on 09. Dec, 2010 in Featured, Team Building, Team Development
How do you know if you’ve found the right facilitator? What skills, personality traits, and experience do you want and need in an effective facilitator?
Investing in a Facilitator is a Wise Move
by admin on 03. Dec, 2010 in Featured, Lessons in Leadership, Team Building, Transitions
My job provides me with the opportunity to work with leaders and organizations around the world as an executive coach and a facilitator. While I find that many people “get” the idea of what a coach does, they don’t always grasp how useful a facilitator can be — and how a facilitator can help their team achieve great results.
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