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Coaching: Top Solution for Developing Staff
Bersin & Associates have research results, from a survey across 750 corporations, that put coaching at the top of 22 strategies that have proved to be the most effective for managing talent. Coaching they found has 48% impact: "Organizations with strong coaching cultures, programs, and support structures develop much higher levels of engagement, leadership, flexibility, and performance."
Download a copy of their report Coaching: a valuable means to developing leaders Here
ABS Survey Media release Feb. 21. We're spending less time playing, sleeping and eating but working longer,
according to the ABS
survey on how Australians use their time. Read report here.
Consider some strategies for improving your own work/life balance.
Work/Life Balance
1. Feeling Great For No Particular Reason - a reminder about this CD we recommended last month - produced by Leanne Watson of Your Successful Mind. Click here to listen to a short sample of the audio and then purchase your own copy for download.
2. FREE RICE. Use your switch off time to contribute to world hunger.
FreeRice is an online game for those who love words. Crossword fanatics perhaps? For every word you correctly define (multiple choice), the UN's World Food Programme donates 20 grains of rice to needy people somewhere around the globe. Money to buy and distribute the rice is provided by companies advertising on the website. Click here to start: http://www.freerice.com
3. Living to 100. [If you really want to that is]. We're not sure if this one really fits this category, but it might inspire you to commit to work/life balance. Want to know how much more time you've got? Here on this planet we mean. Find out here: http://www.livingto100.com/
Disclaimer: any links provided are for your information only. They do not consititute an endorsement by us. So, please ensure that you fully investigate any materials/offers/information presented before entering into any contracts or agreements to ensure that they meet your individual needs. Positive Change Consulting cannot accept responsibility for your choices.
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Positive Change Consulting shows people how to build great leadership, manage change, improve teamwork for business productivity – and restore balance to your life.
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