Tag: lead
Blog July 18, 2024
Let’s Talk About You: The Importance of Career Investment Discussions
We discuss the importance of Career Investment Discussions (CIDs) and how they can help you better invest in your team members.
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Talent Plus 
Blog April 10, 2024
Top 5 Qualities of a Good Leader
Good leadership means intentionally guiding others toward a common goal. Learn about the 5 qualities of good leaders in our blog.
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Blog February 20, 2024
How Executive Coaches Can Help Leaders Understand Their Talents
An executive coach is the perfect partner to help leverage your talents. Learn how coaches use tools like Talent Card to strengthen leaders.
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Blog February 13, 2024
Testimonial: Talent+Ready Prepares the Next Generation of Climbers
Discover Talent+Ready for succession planning & leader development. Prepare for future openings & unlock hidden talent in your organization.
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Christine McGuire 
Blog June 14, 2022
One Size Fits No One — How Parenting Changed my Perspective on Leadership
Makenzie Rath discusses why a one-size strategy doesn't fit for all employees and what leaders can do to create a healthy work environment.
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Makenzie Rath 
Blog April 20, 2022
Let’s Get Real: Maximizing Executive Coaching Engagements Through Measurable Outcomes
Learn from Scott C. Whiteford, Ph.D., ways to create an effective coaching engagement with measurable outcomes.
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Scott C. Whiteford, Ph.D. 
Blog April 14, 2022
It’s Not Enough to Retain People. It’s About Retaining the RIGHT People.
Makenzie Rath, Talent Plus President, discusses why you need to focus on retaining the people you want your customers to remember.
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Blog October 25, 2021
Sales Success: The Myths That Get in Your Way | Part 1
Learn from Tony Rutigliano how to help your salespeople discover their path to success using a Talent-Based Approach.
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Blog October 06, 2021
Are You Being Blindsided by Your “Inner Critical Voice?” | Part 1
Learn from Mark Epp, how to shift away from the thoughts that hold you back and not fall victim to the "not-good-enough" syndrome.
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