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Our business is values driven. But it’s one thing for our values to be on our website, and quite another for us to live them out. At one of our most recent all staff meetings, we spent time discussing commitment. As a business we express commitment as: "We give our all to each project, no matter the size. We are committed to continuous learning and staying at the head of our fields so our work can enable better public policy outcomes". In this blog, Fergus Bailey unpacks and reflects on this value. https://lnkd.in/g9j2GBNa #evaluation #commitment
Unpacking the Value of Commitment
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Most Common Challenges Facing Family Businesses: 4. Lack of Training The informal culture found in many family businesses can result in a lax approach to training new employees, whether they are family members or not. #familybusiness #governance #generations #corporategovernance #successionplanning #Sustainability #informalstructure
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Building trust and adopting a human-centric approach is vital in nurturing injured worker recovery. Discover how psycho-social factors & personalized coaching greatly influence treatment efficacy. Our article explores the path to trustful engagement. https://lnkd.in/eCt9Rjhq
Tammy Bradly: Identify, Engage, Impact: Achieving Better Outcomes in Workers’ Compensation - WorkCompWire
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Do you work with clients potentially impacted by the benefits cliff? Explore the evaluation overview of Atlanta Fed’s Career Ladder Identifier and Financial Forecaster (CLIFF) tools for valuable insights. Learn more here: [Link to the evaluation overview] #PublicAssistance #CareerDevelopment #AtlantaFed
Career Coaching with the CLIFF Tools: Lessons from the Implementation Evaluation
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Creating a secure environment, fostering trust and connection, often leads to a remarkable transformation in clients as they navigate their own magical journey of self-discovery and growth #selfdiscovery#selfdiscoveryjourney #selfdiscoverycoach #selfdiscoverylifemastery #selfdiscoverycoaching #seedscoaching #transformation
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Ready to take your business to new heights in the new year? Our consulting services are designed to help you develop a social responsibility strategy that not only benefits your community but also drives business growth. Make a difference and boost your success in 2024. Contact us to get started on your purpose-driven journey! #NewYearElevation #BusinessGrowth #ConsultingExperts
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Delegate your administrative tasks to those who align with your vision, freeing you up to make the real impact you're meant to. Get a free consultation and see how we can empower your organization. Link in our bio! #FocusOnYourMission #Empowerment #missiondrivenbusiness
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Just finished the 2nd recording for an upcoming webinar series, "Decent Work on a Changing Planet: Practical Strategies for Developing a More Equitable World for Our Clients" It is a 2 part webinar series in which Trevor Lehmann and I talk about decent work, just transition, and reconciliation, and give some ideas for the next steps. Register to see it at the end of November with the link below. #decentwork #indigenouseducation #CERIC https://bit.ly/3F6CR90
Decent Work on a Changing Planet: Practical Strategies for Developing a More Equitable World for Our Clients
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“I remember wondering why someone would pay me thousands of dollars for my advice, listen to it carefully and then completely ignore it and do something else.“ Highlights: 1. "The advice we receive from professionals is often counterintuitive. After all, if professionals only gave advice that was consistent with common practice or intuition, we wouldn’t need them. "When we’re faced with someone telling us to take an action we wouldn’t otherwise take we tend not to want to take it. That’s just human nature." 2. "What tended to determine whether they would take my advice was whether they trusted me. Had I laid the groundwork for a trusting professional-client relationship or had I ignored that foundation and rushed ahead to simply providing my opinion? "The truth is that in far too many cases, I’d simply done the latter. I hadn’t taken the time and effort to make sure that I knew and understood my client well enough to build their trust in me. And they would proceed to ignore my advice. "I don’t think I was alone in that behavior. Far too many professionals assume that, because they know what they’re talking about... and have extensive experience in an area, that their clients will automatically trust them... But real people don’t operate that way." 3. "They require a rapport and a relationship based on mutual respect if they are going to put their lives or livelihoods in a stranger’s hands. And many professionals are terrible at creating trust." 4. "To make matters worse, it seems that each profession has more than its share of people who seem to insist on doing either a bad job or even actively defrauding or harming their clients." 5. "I’m not saying that most, or even a lot, of professionals fall into these camps. But there are certainly enough of them to make the public justifiably wonder just how effective their chosen practitioner is." 6. "And that doesn’t even take into account the simple fact that, in a lot of professions, simply meeting a basic standard of competence is extraordinarily difficult." FINAL WORD: 1. "At the end of the day, we’re dealing with advice-givers who work in fields that are imperfectly regulated, contain an unacceptable number of bad actors, and require an extraordinary degree of skill and experience to be considered even borderline competent. "Is it any wonder that many people are hesitant to simply take advice in these areas without a heaping tablespoon of salt?" 2. "Do you trust your advisor? If not, why not? Can the relationship be improved or repaired? What information would you need to make sense of the advice you received?" 3. "It’s your professional’s job to make sense of the advice they’re giving you and to put you in a position where you could be comfortable taking that advice." Source: Steve Toews, JD, MBA, on Medium: https://lnkd.in/gZ8GMSVS #patienceandtrust #trustandreputation #sales #entrepreneuradvisory
Why Do We Pay For — And Then Ignore — Professional Advice?
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Sharon Horne-Ellstrom: Challenger, Consultant, Author...How To SUPERSIZE YOUR BUSINESS w/o Working Yourself To Death...
Social Responsibility's Role In Supersizing Your Business? Pop in here every day for a dose of different business building perspective: https://lnkd.in/e7vR9P9 #supersizeyourbusiness #supersizebusinessstrategy #socialresponsibility
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