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Category Archives: assessment
A Leader of History or Destiny?
I am in the process of re-reading the book Leaders of Destiny by Dr. Keith Johnson. Dr. Keith’s material is a key part of my coaching program, particularly in both helping organizations move to the next level, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in assessment, Business, Business Coach, Coaching, Confidence, Executive Coach, Life Coach, sales, vision
Tagged Business, Destiny, Future, history, Leadership, Nelson Mandela, vision
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When Loyalty Isn’t Enough
Loyalty – in today’s business world, we don’t really talk enough about how valuable this particular trait can be in an employee. Most business owners are used to losing employees to either a competitor or upward mobility in their careers … Continue reading
Posted in assessment, Business, Business Coach, client, Coaching, Confidence, Customer Service, Executive Coach, loyalty, sales, training, vision
Tagged Business, Education and Training, Employee Relations, Human Resources, Leadership, Loyalty, Management, Trust
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Is Knowing Temperaments Really That Important?
I have had several – many – personality/temperament/gift tests done throughout my career. At NSA, I was required to complete the Myers-Briggs® test. The feedback was complex, and I really did not understand what the point of it was, as … Continue reading
Posted in assessment, Business, Business Coach, client, Coaching, Customer Service, DiSC, Executive Coach, Life Coach, personality, sales, temperament
Tagged ARNO, Business, DISC, Four temperaments, Myers-Briggs, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, NSA, Personality, Psychology, service, Social Sciences, strengths, Temperament, weakness
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