Dana Manciagli joins The Career Cue with advice to ace your interviews.
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Lorrin Maughan returns to the show to talk with Stacy about workplace conflict, it's costs, and the three different roles people take during a conflict.
Danna talks with Peter Docker about the power of understanding WHY you do something, instead of WHAT you do.
Flexible work arrangements.
It doesn't have to be an all or nothing situation. It CAN work for you.
Listen as Stacy Harris and Nicole Adams discuss how this can work for you and fit into your life.
Layoffs. They happen.
What can you do to survive one and even thrive in the process.
Career Coach Karen Van Liew Creek and host Danna Redmond discuss this on The Career Cue.
Chris Anderson joins us for a quick chat.
He shares how he sees Planning and Doing through the image of a bicycle.
Planning = Steering
Doing = Pedaling
You need both to accomplish your goals whether you're doing all the work yourself or with a team.
Performance review time can generate butterflies in the best of us. What happens if it doesn't go as well as you expected? Michele Goedde, Founder of Michele Goedde Coaching, walks us through the steps to embrace the process, making sure you and your manager are on the same page when it comes to the definition of "meeting expectations" and "exceeding expectations" as well as tips on setting goals for future success. Be sure to revisit this episode when preparing for your review!
The work/life balance discussion has been lengthy, and colorful, over the years. You may not feel that you have a lot of control over finding that balance but Sharon Chin joins us in studio to share how she's been successful in having work fit into her life so she can be the very best version of herself at home and at work.
Virginia Rhoads, Co-founder of the Jempe Center, knows that approaching a 1,200 pound animal comes with some trepidation, and rightfully so. But she also witnesses the transformation that happens when her clients allow themselves to step into the heart field of her beautiful horses. They don't have an agenda. Every interaction is a new interaction and a chance for the horse to provide a reflection of congruency.
Great coaches aren't just found on the sidelines in sports. In today's episode, Johndives into the benefits of finding the right coach to fit your career, business, and life goals.
Tom Perry returns to the studio to talk about just how challenging the global employee engagement landscape is and what you can do to determine whether you're in a short-term slump or if it's time to move on.
ichelle Etchart is part of the student development team at Seattle University, where she leads professional development programs and innovative efforts. She has spent 20 years helping people discern their passion and develop their potential through personal development, training and skill building.
A business leader with 20+ years of experience, Molly Stehr has been on both sides of the feedback table. She walks us through how to be strategic in delivering and receiving feedback, as well as why it's important to pause and ask yourself "What happens if I do nothing?".