About this Podcast Ep. 111 – According to research published in HBR involving 17,000 managers, the average manager received their first leadership training 10 years after they began supervising. That’s crazy if you think about it. There is no other job for which we’d think it’s ok to practice it for 10 years before getting …
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About this Podcast Ep. 110 – In this week’s episode of The Manager Track podcast, we’re going to talk about common misconceptions about leadership coaching and the difference between coaching and training in leadership development. The three common misconceptions we will discuss are: My goal is to help you identify when you should hire a …
About this Podcast In this week’s episode, we’re going to talk about compassionate leadership and how it might help you elevate your own leadership and create better, stronger relationships and even accountability with your team. Here’s what we’ll discuss: Listen on share this story RESOURCES MENTIONED * Disclaimer: Shownotes may contain affiliate links. That means …
About this Podcast In this week’s episode of The Manager Track podcast, we’re going to talk about some of the most common mistakes that I see with people running one-on-one meetings. We know that it is important to have recurring meetings with our direct reports, but when not run effectively, these meetings can turn into …
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About this Podcast Coinciding with the launch of Ramona’s book ‘The Confident & Competent New Manager: How to Rapidly Rise to Success in Your First Leadership Role’, this week’s episode addresses one of the four critical shifts new managers have to go through to successfully transition into leadership. The shift you’ll hear about is moving …
About this Podcast In this week’s episode of The Manager Track podcast, we’re going to talk about what your leadership philosophy is, why you should have one, and how to create it. You will learn about my unique approach to leadership development, The APS Method, which I developed to help new and mid-level managers become leaders …
About this Podcast I love helping my clients with tactical, practical changes. But what we can’t ignore is that the way we think has a huge impact on how well we lead. For example… If any of these ring true, then it’s time to review what thoughts you have that are hindering you from showing …
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About this Podcast As a new leader, there are a range of new skills to learn and new mindsets and perspectives to adopt. But there is also one crucial asset you’ll need to protect. And that is your CONFIDENCE! Here are five reasons why this matters so much in your first couple of yours as …
About this Podcast Ever been in a situation when you received criticism at work and it was hard to take? Maybe you got defensive or maybe you felt resentful or frustrated. Or maybe it kicked off a spiral of self-doubt and guilt (or even shame!). I’ve definitely been there and I definitely have my fair …
About this Podcast In this week’s episode of The Manager Track podcast, you’ll hear a conversation with Tatiyana Cure on how to become great at hiring. Tatiyana is an expert coach who helps managers identify, attract, recruit, and onboard top talent. She also recently published a book as a practical guide to helping hiring managers attract and …
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