Beth Satterfield is a financial industry leader. She shares her skills & talent to support community non-profits. Notably, Beth is an advocate for unlocking future talent’s potential by making college admission & success possible for low-income students.
Criticizing is fast and easy. Creating is slow and difficult.
The two hours you spent on a book or movie usually took two years to produce.
Anyone can tear down someone else's work. The true test of insight is whether you can help them improve it or build something of your own.
The Great Resignation is sometimes represented in the media as a surge of burned-out white collar workers taking a break.
But the quits rates is overwhelming driven by young people and non-college grads switching to service sector jobs that pay more (ht @MaryDalyEcon)
Changing jobs? Our partner @MartaSteele discusses how to focus your efforts on the on-boarding activities that matter most: cultivating relationships, building trust and establishing credibility. https://t.co/OSelc8frM1
Research reveals remote teams can outperform in-person teams if collaboration is managed well and clear guidelines are followed https://t.co/YWqWkPptMy
“Watch out for the internal voice that keeps moving the goal post.” Brand new #BeAWaveMaker podcast episode: "Battling Your Monkey Mind." Host, @PattiBJohnson, talks with @mikesmerklo, entrepreneur and author, about battling destructive internal thoughts. https://t.co/8Hzyy9GBIG
Creating a high-trust culture begins at the top. As a leader, the best place to start is to ask, “How Trustworthy am I?” @People_Results https://t.co/KKEQitJy0o
Episode 35 of Big Fish in the Talent Pool- a packed show with Tim Sackett. We cover performance management, why the “quality of hire” metric should never belong to TA, and the pitfalls of judging leadership “soft skills”. https://t.co/02WobrLf7u
Really interesting advice for women in this post from @MartaSteele after listening to the amazing @madeleine
Why It’s OK to Interrupt Others and Reclaim Your Voice https://t.co/VztWCytsKr