Monthly Archives: April 2016

6 absolutes you must remember as a manager of people

Posted on April 28, 2016 by

I am finishing up a great read on coaching from a managers perspective.  The book is titled Coaching For Improved Work Performance; Increase productive, raise quality, reduce absenteeism, get more creativity, increase sales.  The author is Ferdinand F. Fournies.  He … Continue reading →

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Did you know that is tweetable?…What is that?

Posted on April 22, 2016 by

At times in our lives we all have a chance to talk to and be around people who are much wiser than we are.  Sometimes acknowledging and noticing this, and then trying to use this information to your advantage, can … Continue reading →

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A leadership lesson from a Gangster and a stripper

Posted on April 19, 2016 by

I have to admit I am still obsessed with watching the Soprano’s.  The show has technically been off for almost a decade now.  I have watched each episode I can’t tell you how many times, lets just say it is … Continue reading →

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7 must haves at work according to employees

Posted on April 7, 2016 by

According to Gallup, PEW, and based off our own internal research at Dale Carnegie training, the current workforce has a serious disengagement problem.  According to the research it states that only 30% or so of the workforce is fully engaged. … Continue reading →

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