Category Archives: Leadership, Team, Customer Service Training

Organizational Change Is Good, Pt. 1: It’s Inevitable, So Why Not Embrace It and Even Be the Catalyst for It?

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

To mimic Gordon Gecko from the late 80s movie Wall Street, “Change is Good!” That is a belief those of us hoping thrive in the 21st Century must embrace. It’s crazy not to. Change is inevitable. Change is constant. From … Continue reading →

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“World Class” Customer Service – Creating & Delivering It To Differentiate Your Company

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

This post builds on two of my recent posts that are more related than most people think. I’m referring to the blog posts on customer service training (No One Really Needs Customer Service Training, June 22, 2011) and on employee … Continue reading →

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Delegation Is a Risky, But Necessary Business

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

One of the biggest challenges young organizational leaders struggle with is delegation. One of the biggest challenges more veteran leaders struggle with is delegating effectively. Both are issues I deal with in my coaching of executives and team leaders on … Continue reading →

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