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The Key to Collaboration? Encourage Questions

March 6th, 2013 by Jaime Navarro and Stacey Engle in Fierce Conversations, Team Training

Collaboration is a major buzz word. It’s quite common to hear that having multiple minds around an idea is better than only one. So how do you, as a leader, encourage your team to collaborate and innovate with each other? Encourage questions. Are all questions equal? No. The questions we’re talking about rise above the [...]

Asking Questions, Collaborate, Conversations Training, Fierce Team Model, leadership development training, Leadership Training, Questions matter, Team Collaboration, Team Training

The Gold Star Conundrum

February 20th, 2013 by Emily in Fierce Conversations

One of the ways clients train fierce conversations is to go through our train-the-trainer (TTT) certification. Internally, we find the experience very valuable, and each fierce employee has the option to go through the certification process to get a deeper understanding of the content. For our TTT process, everyone receives an assignment to facilitate a [...]

Conversations Training, Fierce Conversations, leadership development training, perfection, Train the Trainer

Fierce Resources: 5 Ways to Get Employees to Love Your Leaders

February 15th, 2013 by Fierce Blog in Fierce Leadership, Fierce Resources

In honor of Valentine’s Day, this week’s Fierce Resource was written by Fierce President and CEO, Halley Bock and was published yesterday on the Talent Management website. 5 Ways to Get Employees to Love Your Leaders provides simple tips that focus on strengthening the relationship between leader and employee. “Communication is at the core of [...]

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Why Is Accountability An Issue?

February 6th, 2013 by Jaime in Accountability Training, Fierce Conversations

Fierce Accountability: A desire to take responsibility for results; a bias towards action. An attitude, a personal, private, non-negotiable choice about how to live your life. I would venture to guess that most people, when directly asked, say they want to be accountable for their actions, decisions, and commitments within their organization. So why is [...]

Accountability Training, Active Accountability, Conversations Training, Fierce Conversations, leadership development training, Personal Accountability, Personal Action

Fierce Tip of the Week: Say It Out Loud

January 28th, 2013 by Jaime in Fierce Conversations, Fierce Tip of the Week

An old adage that I heard often growing up was think before you speak. This is a very valuable saying for me, because I am what you would call a classic “external processor.” While that phrase has saved me from saying things that could have a negative impact, it has also encouraged me to self-edit [...]

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