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Personal Growth

Are Enemies Lurking in Your Workplace? Coping with the cost of success and techniques for dealing with office enemies

Your coworkers invite each other to lunch, but never suggest that you join them.  You discover that you were the only person not invited to a colleague’s wedding.  No matter how hard you work, your manager seems to minimize your accomplishments and focus on giving others credit. Are you a wallflower or the office underachiever?  …

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Is Your Strength a Potential Weakness?

Many professionals, whether in business, academics, military, government, or non-profit organizations have taken personality or personal style assessments that give them a snapshot of their general characteristics. In today’s affirming environment, some assessments focus only on our strengths, which is important because all too often we obsess about our weakness or shortcomings. Being aware of …

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To Get What You Want, You Have to Know What You Want

In coaching situations, I always start with asking the person I’m coaching what he or she wants to accomplish. “Why are we here”? and “What are two goals you want to achieve as a result of the coaching experience?” I’m often amazed at the lack of precision in people’s answers. “I want to get ahead …

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WebTalkRadio – Generational Differences, Technology, and Body Language: What do they all Have in Common?

Beverly Langford appearing on Connie Whitman’s Architect of Change. These three elements play a huge role in how we communicate at work, in meetings , and in one-on-one conversations. These elements of our individual personas influence  how others perceive us in our work environments. To listen and find out, you will be transferred to Connie’s web site.  …

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WebTalkRadio – How To Speak so Your Boss will Listen

Beverly Langford appearing on Connie Whitman’s Architect of Change. Having trouble getting your manager’s attention and approval for your good  ideas? Here are some guidelines for making sure that your message gets through. To listen and find out, you will be transferred to Connie’s web site.  Once there, click on “Download Episode” to listen. Press …

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WebTalkRadio – Creating and Maintaining a Strong Personal Brand

Beverly Langford appearing on Connie Whitman’s Architect of Change. If you don’t have a clear idea about how you want others to perceive you, they will draw their own conclusions. Listen to get some suggestions about developing a strong “Brand You.” To listen and find out, you will be transferred to Connie’s web site.  Once …

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Warning Signs that Your Boss May be Undermining Your Career Advancement

You like your job, and your performance reviews are stellar. You’ve put in the long hours, made considerable sacrifices, and now you are ready to reap the benefits of your hard work. However, when you try to talk to your boss about taking the next step, you sense that she doesn’t want to go there. …

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Avoid Traps that Inhibit your Mentoring Effectiveness

Being a mentor is both a humbling and rewarding experience.  Most of us shy away from asserting ourselves as “experts” on something, and facing the responsibility of influencing someone eager to gain words of wisdom (and possibly a magic formula) from you can be daunting. Too often, we forget that mentoring is primarily about developing …

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