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Is Your Approach Parent-Child Management or Adult-to-Adult Leadership?

Scott Elbin

Years ago, when I was a rising leader in corporate-land, I worked for a company president who regularly asked a thought-provoking question, “Are we engaging in an adult-to-adult conversation or a parent-child conversation?”. If you’re reading this directly on the Eblin Group blog, please send me a note. That can be stressful.

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Starting Thought Leadership Early | Vaishali Dialani

Peter Winick

Meeting a connection at a conference is great but you need to follow up to foster that new relationship. Finally, Vaishali shares how growing up in India and being from a blended family gives her unique perspectives that she uses to enhance her Customer Experience (CX) work. The benefits of starting thought leadership ASAP.

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The Complete Guide to Employee Recognition Surveys: 30 Questions You Need

Vantage Circle

How many of you have felt the “high” after getting a “Job well done” That's the essence of employee recognition – feeling valued for your hard work. It is a powerful way to make your team happier and work better. Recognized Employees = Productive Employees. What is an employee recognition survey?

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Creating Engagement for Ideas | Scott Gould

Peter Winick

Our conversation begins with Scott not only defining what engagement is but how he has broken out into three types. Our conversation begins with Scott not only defining what engagement is but how he has broken out into three types. Engagement is some of the most challenging work of thought leadership. Let’s begin.

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Tips, Tricks, and Advice for Elevating Thought Leadership | Robert Glazer

Peter Winick

From increasing brand awareness, creating new relationships, or by establishing yourself as an expert in your field. Time is the ultimate commodity – so, how do you break through the noise to get your audience’s attention? Today’s guest has a keen understanding of audience, message, and modality! My guest is Robert Glazer.

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Culture as a Strategic Tool | Clint Tripodi

Peter Winick

When working in a highly commoditized market you have to position yourself as a business partner, not just a solution. You know, most people work out shirts of the day. Through data analytics, Clint is able to see where claims have an impact, and then go directly to the root of the problem, which is often a lack of leadership.

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How to Effectively Resolve Interpersonal Conflicts in the Workplace

Lolly Daskal

Work it out between yourselves” is a popular strategy but not an effective one. Work to train, guide and mentor everyone involved without taking a side about who is and isn’t in the wrong. Stay focused on working toward a solution instead of rehashing old issues. Keep relationships at center stage.

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