Great managers are typically experts in their fields with strong performance history and an interest in being in charge. But to lead effectively they need to develop another skill, one that is often overlooked: talent management.
Coaching: The Most Underused Tool in the Toolbox?
Coaching has been a staple of the learning and development (L&D) landscape for a long time now. Few argue against its merits to enhance staff performance or help leaders coach their teams. For many, the concept of using coaching in the workplace is as much a given as using key performance indicators.
What Kind of Traveler You Are, Based on Your Myers-Briggs Type
Each MBTI personality approaches exploring the world differently. There are significant differences in how they prefer to travel, as well as their motivations for doing so.
Some types prefer short, adventurous escapades. Others prefer long, drawn-out experiences. And at the end of each trip, each personality walks away having learned something slightly different.
Here’s how your Myers-Briggs personality type correlates to the traits you exhibit on the road.
Five Reasons to Integrate Assessments into The Talent Management Process
When it comes to selecting and developing talent, assessments are used across a global market as a tool to hire the right people and to make them better managers and leaders. Simply put, they are a fundamental component of the talent management process.
3 Tips to Build Hardy and Resilient Teams
Have you ever been a member of a team where it felt like the team lacked direction and control? Or, the majority of team members were unengaged and lacking passion? Or, perhaps you’ve been on a team where the group struggles with changing direction and embracing change?
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