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4 Ways to Foster Communication and Collaboration

Posted on January 19, 2021 by lorisoper

One of the activities I enjoy the most at Ascend Profiles is working with teams to help foster communication and collaboration.  Here are 4 things we focus on at these workshops: 1.  Gain self-awareness by examining insights from your own … Continue reading →

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Shift The Energy In Your Workplace

Posted on December 18, 2019 by lorisoper

I ran across an article recently that really spoke to the primary issue I see in my work using personality profiling to drive performance.  The full article is worth reading, but the content that jumped out at me was: “A … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Face-to-Face Communication in a Virtual World

Posted on May 10, 2019 by lorisoper

I love a good infographic and was intrigued by the one at the link below.  I hear from clients a fair amount about wanting their employees to use email less and to meet with colleagues and clients face-to-face more frequently. … Continue reading →

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Optimizing Your Relationship With Your Boss

Posted on August 25, 2017 by lorisoper

The article below was written by the Founder of Redbox, and is a note to his son as the son begins his first corporate internship.  Dad offers 18 pieces of advice, but my favorite is #9, “You are responsible for … Continue reading →

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Does Your Personality Make You A Better Salary Negotiator?

Posted on January 30, 2017 by lorisoper

The author of the article below was asked if there are any particular personality traits or characteristics that make one a better salary negotiator.  His response was that the ability to both understand and communicate one’s value to a prospective … Continue reading →

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