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Hallway Consulting Group

Hallway Consulting Group

教育业

Fond du Lac,Wisconsin 241 位关注者

Providing coaching and training to grow leadership and sales strategies for business and higher education professionals.

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An experienced speaker, trainer and coach with over 30 years of experience in manufacturing operations leadership, higher education administration, and customized training solutions for a variety of industries. As an Executive Director of The John Maxwell Team, I am certified to facilitate, speak, train and coach individuals and groups in the areas of leadership development, professional skills and personal growth. Trained and mentored by John Maxwell and mentors of his world-class faculty, I am equipped with the tools, resources and experience to help you and your team improve your productivity, performance and profitability. Whether you are looking for a facilitator for group workshops, corporate training in leadership, speaking, sales, or coaching skills for your leaders, or a speaker for your next event, I have access to exclusive content that is only available through a certified Executive Director of the John Maxwell Team to help you reach your goals and objectives.

网站
https://www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/joannhall/
所属行业
教育业
规模
2-10 人
总部
Fond du Lac,Wisconsin
类型
个体经营
创立
2021
领域
Leadership Development、Customized Training和Sales strategy

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  • Social media can be time consuming and a time-waster if we don't use it for our benefit. LinkedIn is the place for professionals. What is your primary reason for spending time here scrolling and reading?

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  • This is powerful for all of us to remember.

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    Leadership Team Advisor | Collaboration Expert | Follow for evidence-backed tips to thrive sustainably in business | 3x Olympian

    The brutal truth: Others control your career progress! ? Take back control with this framework: ? ?? Shocking truth: Right now, somewhere... Your name is being mentioned in a meeting. But who's fighting in your corner? ?? The painful reality: ? Some spread doubt behind closed doors ? Others demolish reputations in silence ? While few... fight fiercely for your success The difference? ? It's not your talent. ? It's who speaks up for you when you aren't there. Here's how to build an army of career defenders: 1. Become worth fighting for ? Deliver work that makes others look brilliant ? Be the colleague everyone wants on their team 2. Turn leaders into loyal advocates ? Make your wins visible (but credit your supporters) ? Solve problems that keep your bosses awake 3. Build your high-level support network ? Connect with seniors two levels above you ? Give them reasons to remember your name 4. Create trust that echoes ? Champion others first (especially in their absence) ? Build a reputation that speaks before you enter a room ?? The brutal truth: - In every senior meeting... - In every promotion discussion... - In every project assignment... ?? Someone is either: ? Championing your potential ? Or letting silence kill your chances ?? Your reputation travels without you ?? Make sure it has powerful allies carrying it. What's the most powerful way someone has advocated for you when you weren't in the room? ?? Please repost to help others in your network on how to defend their careers. And follow Eva Gysling, OLY, for more insights on leadership, resilience, culture, interprofessional collaboration, and burnout prevention!

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    Education advocate | Workforce advocate | Speaker | Coach

    Very thought provoking. I think sleep is important. But so is knowing your natural productivity cycle. For example- I am not a morning person. Never have been. My productivity soars around 10 am and wanes after 8 pm. How do you find your best productivity cycle while working in the “normal” daily cycle?

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    Never underestimate the value of a good night’s rest. Here’s why Arianna Huffington says sleep is the key to success — in every career: https://t.ted.com/E57Q3hM

  • This was very insightful! When I think about burnout and people feeling undervalued in the workplace, this gives it another lens to look through. This concept is similar to a discussion I was recently in around selfless versus selfish people on your work team. Quite interesting to ponder. And I’m wondering how/or if this has changed post pandemic. Or is it generational? Or is it just a people-in-general thing? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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    Are you a giver, a taker or a matcher? Here's the difference — and how it impacts the way you work with others. Watch Adam Grant's full talk here: https://t.ted.com/gJnJCbW

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