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Return to office policy guide

BMT Office Administration

If you’re swapping to a hybrid model , it may also help explain the logistics of maintaining a remote and in-office workspace. This real-time coaching feedback can make a difference in employee development. Plenty of logistical questions like these will arise throughout the transition.

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Best of the Best: How to Create a Personal Brand Like DJ Khaled

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But as much as anything—or perhaps the prevailing quality behind those things—he is something of a life coach. But what a lot of personal development coaches don’t tell you is how exactly to get in those rooms. Collaborating with dozens of enormously famous musicians on each album is a logistical nightmare. I love the man.

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Employees are sick of surveys. Here’s the ultimate guide for how to fix them

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Corona Pritchard, a partner at management coaching consultancy Haven Human Assets Ventures, is fundamentally pro-survey. She says she could talk about employee survey logistics for hours. These fears have led others to suggest that survey responses be advertised as confidential, as opposed to entirely anonymous.

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my manager is coaching my new running group, jobs that require cars, and more

Ask a Manager

My manager turned out to be the coach of my new running group. It turns out she will be the coach of the group that I have just joined. If you’re comfortable with it, then I might just check in with her and give her an easy out by saying something like, “Hey, I’d didn’t realize you’d be coaching this group. Here we go….

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my boss never praises my work, my awful ex-manager lists me as a protege, and more

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However, the event took place over the weekend and at our next one-on-one the following week, she again focused on the few small logistical things that could’ve gone better rather than all of the main elements that went well, and she made the negative feel like the focal point of the conversation. Should I bring it up again?

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Ask a Manager speed round

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But I also see it now used to describe using proper management techniques (coaching, feedback, PIP etc) which ultimately end in the employee’s termination (quitting, firing, mutual parting, whatever). So which is its correct use? People use it in two different ways, which causes a lot of confusion.