Join the conversation and share the words, interactions and behaviors that impact and challenge professional experiences, development and achievements.
Does the word "outsider," in today's professional environments, hinder our leadership ability to be inclusive and supportive of change? If labeling someone an "outsider," do we really mean we want more people like us?
Do you use the word "outsider" during interviews?
#inclusion
Talking about corporate politics and diversity and inclusion means talking about accountability. First blog posted.
#cl3ask: what does accountability look like today? Share your thoughts on improving employee programs.
Often read about ways to succeed in corporate environments. Leadership presenters offer suggestions: be open to feedback and change, connect with a mentor, pursue professional development, attain subject-matter expertise. Your next steps?
Often read about ways to succeed in corporate environments. Leadership presenters offer suggestions: be open to feedback and change, connect with a mentor, pursue professional development, attain subject-matter expertise. Your next steps?
Did #officepolitics cause anyone to give up a career/job? Was the next step a new job in the same industry or a new career? What was your biggest takeaway? What did you change, if anything.