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Career conversations : how to get the best from your talent pool /

Retain your talent with a proactive approach to employee development, one conversation at a time When employees are happy at work, the energy and creativity they possess is virtually limitless. But many leaders are ill-equipped to discuss and gauge the career satisfaction of their employees, and ris...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Smith, Greg (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Milton, QLD : John Wiley and Sons Australia, Ltd, 2019.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
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  • About the author ix Preface xi Introduction xiii 1 The case for proactive career development 1; Why leaders should be aware of the future of work and its impact on jobs and careers, and what leaders can do to prepare for this future 2 Reimagining careers 15; How leadership, creativity, research and analysis, together with transferable skills,
  • Can help employees reinvent themselves to align with the changing world of work 3 Fit your own mask first 25; Why self-knowledge is so important for progressive leaders seeking to help employees with their careers 4 Building career self-insight 37; How to develop self-insight for career development applications (including easy and quick practical exercises) 5 What's your personal brand? 65; Why personal branding matters (with practical tips for successful and effective personal brand management) 6 The goal of goal setting 77; How leaders can help employees to define career goals and maintain their focus on them 7 Who motivates the motivator? 87; Untangling truths and myths of motivation to understand the involvement of our inner drivers in our pursuit of career goals 8 The skilled listener 101; How leaders can use the critical skill of deep
  • Listening in career conversations (including why this leadership capability should be continually developed) 9 Facilitating communication techniques 109; Why leaders should choose their words carefully (including the benefits of a growth mindset and how leaders can reframe their communications for better career conversations) 10 Structuring unstructured conversations 123; Why structuring unstructured career conversations works 11 Leading a career conversation 145; How to start and lead career conversations (some useful tips) 12 Ethics and protocols for career development 153; Ethical considerations and essential protocols for conducting career development conversations 13 Now you're ready to hold career conversations! 163; A recap of learnings,
  • And why written career plans are essential for career success (including a useful template to follow) References and further reading 171; For leaders interested in further building their knowledge and capability in effective, self-directed career development support Index 177