How to cultivate successful teams
High performing teams fuel organizational success. Rethink how you are building your teams and supporting individual team members in the new world of hybrid work.
Ego, Failure, and the Human Experience
Failure is proof that you’re trying and reaching for something greater than yourself. Stop making success the objective and realize that the value we generate in our lives and careers has less to do with achieving wild success and more to do with the knowledge and experience we gain over time.
Want to get better this year?
By balancing self-improvement with self-acceptance, you can find joy in 2022 and cultivate the expression of your best self.
WWTD – What Would Taylor Do?
Life lessons can come from unexpected places. Who do you look to for guidance in your professional (and personal) life? Is it a family member, a colleague, or the 8th best music artist of all time (According to Billboard Magazine)? Regardless of who, find someone who you trust and who aligns with your values and goals.
The Comfort Zone: where growth ends
Comfort can be the enemy of growth. So, what can the popular Netflix series, Breaking Bad, teach us about personal growth and development? You’d be amazed.
Compensation: think beyond the mighty $!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…Compensation time, that is! The events of the last two years have many people seriously re-evaluating their current employment. Companies need to do better and think more broadly about compensation if they want to attract and retain the best talent.
Talent Stacking: The TalentQuest Story
Some of the most successful Talent Stacks come from mixing traditional learning with personality traits and lived experience. Read how Dr. Frank Merritt’s unique talent combination led to the birth of TalentQuest.
Can Competency Models Inspire Change?
You may be wondering what could possibly be inspirational about a well-designed competency model. When leadership gets behind them, they can be the foundation for positive cultural change and the fuel for organizational growth!
Personality is Stable but Context is Not
When it comes to behavioral assessments, it is important that organizations not just look at the data once and be done with it. While personalities don’t change significantly over time, how that information is applied across the employee lifecycle can change.
The Upside of Pandemic Parenting
Every day new parents are returning to work from leave. If you’ve been there before, I’m sure you can vividly…
