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Development By Design: July 2005
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Sunday, July 17, 2005. Trusting the Solution Before Our Eyes. I've learned that sometimes the solution is very simple and may be right in front of my eyes. It may even be something that I can adopt literally overnight. Learning to trust serendipity more can save me an inordinate amount of time and effort and I have a growing realization that my intuition rarely leads me astray. When I am coaching. Posted by Sue Edwards - Development By Design at 3:17 PM. Tuesday, July 12, 2005.
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Development By Design: September 2005
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Wednesday, September 21, 2005. When I look at what is propelling my business and my own energy these days, it's clearly the alliances I am creating that are the juice. Though I'm very focused on achieving the goals I've set for my own business, I find that energy grows exponentially when the effect of adding my services to the offering of another business results in success for them. I recently picked up a book,. Model I've created. The model takes clients through a series of q...
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Development By Design: January 2006
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Sunday, January 15, 2006. Coaching is a young profession. It’s growing exponentially in popularity, variety, and thankfully rigor. A sound underlying body of research is being developed as:. More Universities establish post-graduate coaching programs. Academics undertake formal research. Practitioners collect ROI data. This research is very important to the credibility of the profession. I hope that those of you who know me would not put the adjective elitist next to my name, but I...
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Development By Design: Onboarding: Taking a Page From Lessons on Recruitment
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Onboarding: Taking a Page From Lessons on Recruitment. In HR, it seems like an age-old proverb now people are rarely if ever fired for technical competenceit’s all about fit . We get this now. We know that background experience should be a very small part of recruitment specifications and that hiring based on the quality of the resume is missing the mark. As recruitment processes have evolved, our interviews now focus much more on ensuring fit:. If you fire p...
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Development By Design: Onboarding Success: The Team's Accountability
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Sunday, June 14, 2009. Onboarding Success: The Team's Accountability. Now that the term onboarding. Is clearly a part of the business vernacular, most organizations are doing a much better job than they ever have of preparing new hires for their new role and new environment. I recently presented at an Onboarding conference. Instead of the typical crossing-of-arms-across-the-chest stance, collaboration is stronger and preparation gets underway before the new peer joins the team.
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Development By Design: October 2005
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Wednesday, October 19, 2005. Just One Thing: Great Management, Great Leadership and Diversity. I recently heard a webinar interview with Marcus Buckingham, author of the book, The One Thing You Need to Know.About Great Managing, Great Leading and Sustained Individual Success. But this Blog post is NOT intended to be a book review. I wanted to write about a connection I made while listening to the interview because it jumped out at me. In Workshops on Diversity. I have often found m...
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Development By Design: March 2006
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Monday, March 06, 2006. A Competition Mindset is Thinking Too Small. I've been facinated to support clients as they wrestle with the concepts in the book,. Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant. By W Chan and Renee Mauborgne, Harvard Business School Press, 2005. The main premise of this book is that "in today's overcrowded industries, competing head-on results in nothing but a bloody red ocean. So the next time you conduct a...
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Development By Design: June 2006
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Monday, June 12, 2006. Set-Up To Soar: Supporting Leaders of Colour. You've heard the stats from me before- 40 to 50% of all new leaders fail to meet the expectations of the role for which they were recruited. Leaders of Colour. In the first 90 days. Deal with further obstacles at both the conscious and unconscious level. My colleague, Gina Columna of G-force International, and I are currently conducting research into effective transitions for Leaders of Colour. Gina is an Asia...
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Development By Design: September 2006
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A BLOG by Sue Edwards. Wednesday, September 13, 2006. Picking Up and Letting Go. Because I specialize in onboarding coaching. With leaders moving into new organizations or up to a challenging new level of leadership, I am eager to read all the latest books on these important transitions. Scott Eblin's book, The Next Level: What Insiders Know About Executive Success. Davies-Black Publishing, 2006 ,. By Ram Charan,Stephen Drotter and James Noeland . This has long been a favourite book of mine for its p...
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