Tag Archives: leadership
Good to Great: Level 5 Leadership
This week we’re continuing our ‘spring guest blogger season’ and today pleased to welcome guest blogger John Thacker, discussing how you can grow your leadership skills and capability. John is a director of Sussex based Clark Brownscombe Limited, Chartered Accountants. … Continue reading
What are interpersonal skills?
What are interpersonal skills? Interpersonal skills refer to those used to communication and interact with others – they are skills that we all possess. They play a great influence in our working lives thanks to their influence on how we form … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Language & Communication, Learning & Development, Management & Leadership
Tagged communication, communication skills, cross cultural communication, definition of interpersonal skills, emotional intelligence, examples of interpersonal skills, interpersonal intelligence, interpersonal skills, intrapersonal intelligence, intrapersonal skills, leadership, leadership skills, management, personal skills, social skills, soft skills, verbal communication skills, what are interpersonal skills
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How to develop your Emotional Intelligence
8 tips for developing your Emotional Intelligence Emotional Intelligence is what marks the difference between average and exceptional performance whether from senior managers, team members or entire teams. In a leadership context, those who possess strong emotional intelligence will be … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Language & Communication, Learning & Development, Management & Leadership
Tagged developing ei, developing emotional intelligence, developing eq, emotional intelligence for leaders, how to develop emotional intelligence, how to improve emotional intelligence, improving emotional intelligence, interpersonal intelligence, intrapersonal intelligence, leadership, leadership skills, management
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Performance Management through summer holidays
Steering a successful Performance Management Culture through the summer period Effective leadership in busy workplaces and particularly through periods of transition or high growth presents a challenge. With the summer holiday season now beginning managers may find further difficulties with … Continue reading
Coaching scenarios
Coaching Scenarios We’ve written these coaching examples to demonstrate difficult workplace situations where executive coaching would be an appropriate solution to improve performance. See our main business Coaching Scenarios page for samples #1 and #2, as well as related information … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Learning & Development, Management & Leadership
Tagged business coaching scenarios, coaching, coaching examples, coaching samples, coaching scenario examples, coaching scenarios, difficult coaching scenario, executive coaching scenarios, free coaching scenario, leadership, management, performance coaching scenarios, workplace coaching scenarios
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Conscious Leadership
Thanks to Pete Burden for this quest blog. Pete is a partner in SeeStep, a consultancy focussed on helping people build conscious businesses. Check out www.seestep.com or www.conscious-business.co.uk if you are interested in learning more. Also find Pete on Twitter.
Posted in Management & Leadership
Tagged conscious business, conscious leadership, guest blog, leadership, pete burden, seestep
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Caption competition: women and leadership
LCP’s Caption Competition: Women & Leadership – £5 Amazon vouchers for the winner! This month’s newsletter will be looking at the barriers preventing women progressing to senior management and leadership roles; it’ll be sent out next week so simply sign … Continue reading
What is the Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF)?
The Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF) The government announced the new Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF) last November, a new £100m investment fund to support skills development and drive growth. Part of the funding will support leadership and management training … Continue reading
Posted in Business news, Finance & Accounting, Learning & Development
Tagged BIS, gif, government funding, growth and innovation fund, investment, john hayes, leadership, leadership and management training, learning and development, management, national skills academies, sector skills councils, skills, sme leadership and management grant, train to gain, vince cable
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