
Glossophobia: fear of public speaking
The fear of public speaking is known as “glossophobia”. More Americans report they fear it more than heights, flying, drowning, and small spaces. So what makes this fear so common?
The fear of public speaking is known as “glossophobia”. More Americans report they fear it more than heights, flying, drowning, and small spaces. So what makes this fear so common?
In my speech on the topic, I noted that HR is in an unique position to enable this transition by using their influence in a whole manner of different ways.
I suggested that there are three elements that are necessary to be working in concert to enable the successful move from the high performing technical expert to leader.
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Given Angie Paskevicius’ amazing background and experiences, I am so delighted that she has agreed to share both some of her story and her tips
There is often scepticism around whether the various profiling tools that are around do more harm than good. Or, are they a way for consultants
Is there time and money for coaching in an already busy work environment? I guess the question is more like, what’s the risk if there isn’t
The difference between coaching and mentoring must be one of the most misunderstood concepts of all times. I can’t tell you the number of times
We’ve all been part of a team that works well but for that one employee that is a pain in the proverbial. There’s a saying
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