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About this Podcast Ep. 175 – A recent study by Dell Technologies* reports that an estimated 85% of jobs in 2030 haven’t been invented yet. This research coupled with the emerging and rapidly growing applications of AI, signals a wave of rapid change will be hitting the workplace soon. If you haven’t already experienced the increasing …

175. A Formula to Navigate Change, Overwork, & Confusion with Sonya Shelton Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 174 – In this episode of the Manager Track Podcast, I will be pulling back the curtain on the topic of leading as an introvert. Not only will I challenge the notion that extroversion is a requirement of effective leadership, but I’ll also reveal some other common misconceptions about being an …

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About this Podcast Ep. 173 – In this episode, we have a very special guest joining us, Dr. Paul White. Dr. White is a renowned psychologist, speaker, and leadership expert, and he’s here to shed light on a topic that often gets overlooked but is crucial for a productive and thriving work environment – appreciation. …

173. 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 171 – Warren Buffett once famously said, ‘If you can’t communicate, it’s like winking at a girl in the dark – nothing happens.’ This humorous analogy holds a valuable lesson, especially when it comes to numbers. No matter what industry you are in, chances are high that at some point in …

171. Communicating with Numbers Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 170 – If you’re feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by the lack of team engagement in your remote and hybrid work environments, then you are not alone! Despite your efforts to encourage collaboration, you may be encountering disengaged or siloed team members. It’s time to address these challenges head-on by intentionally implementing effective …

170. Teaming in a Hybrid World and Pay Equity with Sally Loftis Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 169 – Traditional models of leadership are often presented as cookie-cutter frameworks, but the reality is that true leadership isn’t so clear-cut. In fact, the best way to lead lies within the gray zone, the middle ground along the spectrum of two different leadership models. The key realization for leaders is …

169. Dual Models Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 168 – Have you ever wondered questions like, “Should I leave or should I stay?” “Would it be better if I had a different job?” “When can I finally get promoted?” Well, you are not alone. With the great reshuffle in full force, it seems like those questions are common for …

168. Wanting Better Read More »

About this Podcast Ep. 167 – In this episode of The Manager Track Podcast, host Ramona Shaw talks about the importance of creating ‘Calendar White Space’ and its impact on leadership effectiveness. She explains why it’s crucial for leaders to carve out this space for strategic thinking and cross-departmental projects, offers concrete strategies for doing …

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About this Podcast Ep. 165 – In this episode of The Manager Track Podcast, host Ramona Shaw discusses the concept of ‘Overdone Strengths’ and how it impacts leadership effectiveness. She offers insights on why it’s critical to understand this concept for self-awareness and leadership development, provides concrete examples, and shares some strategies for recognizing and …

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About this Podcast Ep. 164 – Imagine this… Emma, a leader of a product team, was known for her exceptional leadership skills and her unwavering commitment to her team’s success. She possessed a unique quality that set her apart from other leaders—assertiveness. In team meetings, Emma always made it a point to actively listen to …

164. Being Assertive at Work Read More »