About this Podcast Ep. 197 – The allure of success and influence isn’t just something that happens with the latest viral post. It can also happen when new managers try to mimic the behaviors of respected and influential figures in their organization. Understandably so. New managers want to establish themselves as credible and effective leaders and …
About this Podcast Ep. 196 – “Quitter’s Day.” No, it’s not the day that a person quits their job. It’s the second Friday in January, designated as the day when most people are likely to give up on their New Year’s resolution (unofficially, of course). Change, no matter how big or small can be difficult …
About this Podcast Ep. 195 – Do you ever feel like your emotions are running the show? As leaders, we often struggle with the pressure to keep things bottled up and be “professional.” But what if there was actually a benefit in embracing your emotions, both good and bad? In this episode of The Manager …
About this Podcast Ep. 194 – In this week’s episode of the Manager Track podcast, host Ramona Shaw delves into the intriguing subject of coachability and its crucial role in personal and professional development. She begins by setting the stage with a helpful overview of what coaching conversations entail and then unpacks the four pivotal …
About this Podcast Ep. 193 – In 2024, we anticipate a significant transformation in technological landscapes, with artificial intelligence (AI) at the center stage. Even if your organization isn’t addressing the topic of AI yet, it’s critical for you as a leader to get ahead of the curve and learn how AI will transform your …
About this Podcast Ep. 190 – In this week’s episode, we discuss how to nail leadership interviews with insights and strategies from Farah Sharghi. With a wealth of experience as a former Director of Recruitment and HR professional at tech giants like Google, Lyft, Uber, and TikTok, Farah shares invaluable tips to help you shine …
190. Interviewing for Leadership Roles – with Farah Sharghi Read More »
About this Podcast Ep. 189 – When we explore the etymology of the term “decide,” we uncover its roots in the Latin word “decidere.” “De-” means “off” or “down,” and “caedere” means “to cut.” In this historical context, “decide” originally meant to “cut off” or “cut away” alternative possibilities. The crucial insight? If we decide …
About this Podcast Ep. 188 – The one person you spend more time with than anyone else is yourself. So, it’s no surprise that your internal dialogue with yourself is also more crucial than any other conversation you could have. In my coaching sessions, I often discover that my clients’ internal conversations are the stumbling …
About this Podcast Ep. 187 – If you’ve ever been captivated by the challenges and dynamics of competitive reality shows like “Survivor,” “Squid Game,” or “Hell’s Kitchen,” you’ll find this week’s podcast episode particularly intriguing. In the world of leadership, much like these reality TV competitions, the climb up the organizational hierarchy brings heightened challenges. …
About this Podcast Ep. 186 – Leadership is not a predetermined ability and no one starts out being an exceptional leader. It’s an ongoing learning process filled with bumps, detours, and pitfalls along the way. In this episode, I want to provide you with a list of things that can be implemented into your day-to-day …
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