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As a manager, it's important for you, your managee, and the work itself that you be entirely honest. Tough conversations often require a written list of topics to use as a check-list. It'll help you keep on track, get it all out, and frame the feedback in an actionable way.

#mid-level professional #introvert #advertising #experience #leadership skills #team work
Kari Niles
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Radical Candor, by Kim Scott

Everything about you is a buildup of the things you’ve done so far; you're adding to the portfolio you’ve built and it’s all part of your growth. Job potentials should be matched to individual potential, and in a perfect world, careers should be shaped to the individual.

#any level #ambivert #all Industries #interviewing skills
Sally Simms
Founder @ Group Project

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The vast majority of people show up to work every day wanting to contribute and be valued. As a leader, find ways to acknowledge and celebrate that. Even small wins deserve acknowledgement.

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Jenny Cavaioli
Strategist & Org Designer @ Independent Consultant

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Video: One More Time, How Do You Motivate Employees?

When asking for a raise, if they say budgets are set, you should ask if there are any extraordinary business conditions in which the board would be willing to make an exception if truly amazing value delivery was achieved.

#mid-level professional #ambivert #all Industries #salary negotiation skills
Ale Lariu
Co-Founder @ SheSays

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Believe in creating real change in your business and further, the world. Think about “what change will you create in the world?" This is work that requires a real sense of ambition, fearlessness, comfort with ambiguity and the unknown, but you can always be the part of the change that transforms organizations, societies, and people. Personally, I’m a huge believer in envisioning and writing down on paper what you want.

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Jessica Tillyer
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