Tag: #Intervention
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BE THE BEST PERSON YOU CAN BE
Achieving personal goals comes from fully applying oneself in every situation. This is what earns the trust and respect of others that will catapult an individual to a position of greater responsibility. A positive work ethic gets results and is contagious. If expectations are not being met, an individual should ask the right questions, find…
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Time Savers for Life Outside Work
Ten Time Savers for Life Outside Work By managing time effectively outside work, people have more freedom to do the activities they truly enjoy. 1. Hire out yard work. Yard maintenance can add hours to weekly house responsibilities. Consider hiring someone to do that work. 2. Hire a personal chef to cook dinners in advance. Many families…
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COMMUNICATION WITH GENY
The most jarring of Gen Y’s workplace behaviors is their connectedness. They are — they expect to be — in constant communication with their friends by phone, by e-mail, by instant messaging, and by text messages. They are the first digital generation, and those who preceded them must accept that the way we communicate has…
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Factors of happiness
According to Pryce-Jones, there are five main factors of happiness in the workplace, dubbed the 5Cs: Contribution, Conviction, Culture, Commitment, and Confidence. These factors form the core of happiness at work, which the author calls “achieving your potential.” These factors are associated with three additional themes: Pride, Trust, and Recognition. When the 5Cs come together in an employee, it…
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QUESTION ANSWER IN PRESENTATION SKILLS
With the speech completed, it is time to take questions. This should be a five-step process: Listen to the entire question. Repeat the entire question. Pause. Many presenters tend to answer easy questions too quickly, revealing their struggle with difficult questions when they are forced to search for an answer. Answer the question. If the…
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Making Faster Decisions
Making Faster Decisions Our training with FSS team was quite in-siteful and sharing some tips for you reader. Many people labor over decisions because they are afraid of making the wrong choice. Others have overcome this challenge by using a six step system for decision-making. 1. Evaluate the decision’s gravity. Objectively assess the magnitude of the…