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6 Ultimate Reasons to Consider Hiring Business Coach for Your Business

6 Ultimate Reasons to Consider Hiring Business Coach for Your Business

An entrepreneur likes arriving at decisions without assistance, no matter how complicated. There, however, are times when he or she needs expert opinion primarily to ensure his or her business is seamlessly reaching its full potential. And that is where hiring a coach becomes a feasible move. The following write-up specifies six ways an entrepreneur or a business can benefit from coaches. Please…

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Saranrae saying that she only hears the prayers of those who mean it does makes the interactions with the Wildmother during the split even more crunchy: Fearne essentially tells her that she thinks she might be full of shit, but Orym doesn't and she loves Orym and needs him to know that, to feel it and to be safe. so she's asking the Wildmother to prove her wrong, and she recieves nothing in response but a cold wind. Meanwhile Orym pleads with the Wildmother in the night for some kind of miracle, something to convince his disillusioned friends she's worth risking everything to save.

and the spirits he dances with may be her doing, it may even be her gift from Fearne. but Orym just came from a town where the eidolons and spirits of their earth were treated as discrete from the prime dieties; and besides, is there any amount of beauty that makes up for a searing blade in the back from a position of forced subjugation? and besides, he asked for a moment for his friends, not him. and what they and Orym learn next of the Wildmother is her seeming abandonment of a favorite, a devoted follower in the form of Bor'dor's mother, to die brutually in defense of her worship. it's not really surprising that Orym turned to someone actually willing to promise results. Nana Morri will at the very least uphold her side of the deal, no matter what price Orym has to pay for it.

none of this means the Wildmother is bad or that she doesn't care, but its a series of failures to either act, or communicate that she acted, that have cost her some of the faith she needs now more than ever. the gods "working in mysterious ways" will get them nowhere in these last few desperate hours, when faced with those in immediate need. (something you can see them start to realize as more and more of them begin to reach out very directly).

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Hermes and Hephaestus must really be looking out for me in regards to employment and finding a job that actually works for me because despite not even lasting a week at the job I really wanted due to my chronic pain and just being way too overwhelmed the HR lady talked to my mom (my mom got a job at the same place but she’s much better suited to production/manual work) while she was in orientation and said that she’s truly sorry it didn’t work out for me but that she’ll keep an eye out for job openings in either the less hectic departments or the company store and tell either my mom or me about them because she really wants it to work out for me and all that and it’s like 🥺🥺🥺 I really haven’t had anyone care about me like that before? Usually they’re just like ‘okay fuck you’ and that’s it. But even my original production manager for the department I was assigned to reached out to me and just wanted to make sure I was okay and all that. So yeah.

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Expert Talk Ep. 133 with Premsai Samantaray on Managing Emotions in Life Are you ready to take control of your emotions and transform your life? Feeling overwhelmed by emotions? Struggling with anxiety or self-doubt? Join us to discover how to take control and thrive! Premsai's approach is unique. She doesn’t just talk about leadership and personal growth; she lives it by guiding professionals through one-on-one coaching. Her sessions are designed to help you find clarity, build confidence, and break free from anxiety, fear, self-doubt, and those nagging negative emotions that can hold you back. Date and Time: Fri, 30 Aug, 8 pm IST Speaker: Premsai Samantaray Ready to join us? Click below to access the live session. LinkedIn Event - https://www.linkedin.com/events/7233788601191301120 YouTube Live - https://youtube.com/live/Gb7D43f5T60 Let's embark on this journey of emotional mastery together. #VipulTheWonderful #ExpertTalks #EmotionalIntelligence #LeadershipDevelopment #PersonalGrowth

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A Testimony to Success: CA Mukesh Shukla Receives Distinguished Alumni Award from Lucknow University

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People: The Key to Success

Years into my career as an executive recruiter and coach, I woke up one morning and had an epiphany: The recruiting system was broken.

“Our HR is terrible.”

“Our internal recruiters aren’t getting the job done.”

“Recruiters aren’t trained to fill so many positions.”

These are just a few statements I’ve heard throughout the years I’ve worked with leaders. Many were under the impression that they had a recruiting problem when in reality it was only a symptom of a deeper issue within their organization. They didn’t have a recruiting problem; instead, they had a strategy problem.

A TCO is a business that concentrates on employee engagement, autonomy, creativity, and advancement. In other words, it must be focused on its talent, and led by people who realize the key to their company’s success is every single employee in it.

That’s what led me to coin the term Talent-Centric Organization (TCO) to define and detail the process of becoming a company where the executive team is aligned and a talent strategy that supports that alignment is in place. But like many forward-thinking ideas, the solution was disruptive to the traditional system companies used, and it’s hard to alter people’s thinking and set ways.

Years went by and I continued to see the issue get worse, so I decided to go all-in despite having a well-paid career in coaching and recruiting. I focused all of my efforts on educating the world on what a TCO is and why it’s critical to be one.

I wrote a book, started a podcast, published articles on the topic, and centered my business around building TCOs. Every day I continue to spread the word hoping to see more and more companies fix their “recruiting problem” by redesigning the way talent fits into their company.

What is a TCO?

A TCO is a business that concentrates on employee engagement, autonomy, creativity, and advancement. In other words, it must be focused on its talent, and led by people who realize the key to their company’s success is every single employee in it.

TCOs stand out in their alignment at an executive level; their culture, where any and every employee feels comfortable voicing feedback; and their diverse team. It’s simple: When you have better talent, you’ll generate more revenue. And TCOs attract better employees, have lower turnover rates, and are proven to outperform competitors on the S&P 500 by 211 percent.

Elements of Being a TCO

1. Alignment of the executive team. As a TCO, you must have an executive team that puts the company as a whole before themselves. Every member of the leadership team needs to learn the vision of the organization and be on the same page in order to communicate it consistently to the rest of the staff.

Although it may seem like just a small detail, in my experience, if a leadership team operates with different visions in mind the whole company is likely to stray from its original purpose. If they all work with the same vision in mind, not only will the company stay on track, but the employees will feel connected to the greater purpose and have more motivation in daily tasks.

Only 22 percent of America’s employees agree that their company’s leaders have a clear direction for their organization, according to Gallup’s State of the American Workplace report. If you can be a part of that percentage, your business will reap the benefits.

2. Effective communication from the top down. We all know how easy it is nowadays to misinterpret a message with so many external distractions, not to mention the rise of multitasking. For this reason, in a TCO it’s important to be intentional about how your staff communicates and listens to one another. By learning how to communicate clearly, you can drastically improve the way your organization runs.

I’ve seen a pattern in organizations where the CEO thinks their company is running smoothly, when in reality it has a culture where no one — not even their closest team members — feels comfortable giving feedback. It’s not until I come in and communicate with their employees that many problems arise, not new problems but hidden problems.

It’s important to realize that talking is only half of the equation — listening is the crucial other half. You must not only speak your points but also listen.

I’ve seen a pattern in organizations where the CEO thinks their company is running smoothly, when in reality it has a culture where no one — not even their closest team members — feels comfortable giving feedback.

And listening occurs with intention; just hearing is unintentional.

Then, there’s how communication happens daily. Say you need to announce staff cuts. Do you send one email out informing the entire company? *Cough cough* Elon Musk. Or do you call an in-person meeting where you can be honest and open with your staff and take questions?

You need to ask your employees what methods of communication work effectively for them. The best way to talk is always in person; no matter how many technological advances take place, this will always be true.

Also keep in mind that different people require different methods of communication. Are you communicating in a way that the receiver will clearly understand? For example, I have terrible trouble understanding instructions that are provided by chat. It takes longer to get my questions answered due to so much misinterpretation. I understand better and more quickly by having a verbal, back-and-forth conversation.

You need to ask your employees what methods of communication work effectively for them. The best way to talk is always in person; no matter how many technological advances take place, this will always be true. The next best method is to hold a Zoom meeting. You can still see facial expressions and body language even though you aren’t physically in the same place.

If neither of these is possible, a phone call will suffice. And lastly, text and email are the least effective. Written messages open the door for miscommunication because of a lack of tone, body language, and facial expressions.

3. A culture of feedback. At TCOs, employees at every level must feel comfortable giving feedback to those below, above, or across from them. For example, in a TCO a lower-level worker can call a meeting with the head of their department to openly discuss an issue with their manager, and the department head will actually listen because they see it as a contribution to bettering the company.

This helps employees feel empowered and like they have a voice. Not to mention they may have a point of view you haven’t considered or useful information you didn’t know previously.

Building a culture of feedback begins with you, the CEO. In my experience, CEOs who hold an all-hands meeting to declare and describe what it is to have a “culture of feedback” (and provide examples) build more successful companies.

You as the CEO should practice what you preach so the rest of your executive team, as well as individual contributors in all departments, can follow suit.

4. A clear talent strategy. Once you have an aligned team leading your organization, you can begin to create a talent strategy. How are you hiring new people? Why are you hiring them? The strategy behind finding and bringing on new talent is often overlooked and done in a traditional but inefficient way.

It starts with conversations. Bring in an expert to do discovery and talk with each department separately. Then create a talent strategy that aligns the company.

You as the CEO should practice what you preach so the rest of your executive team, as well as individual contributors in all departments, can follow suit.

Along with having a talent strategy, it’s important to have the recruiting team report to you, the CEO. It’s time to do away with the old system where they report to HR. HR has nothing to do with recruiting talent. In my experience, companies that leave hiring up to HR rather than aligning at the executive level first and building a talent strategy that supports alignment are the same companies complaining that they have a recruiting problem.

5. A diverse group of minds. From my perspective, this is a no-brainer. It’s important that everyone in the room is not from the same background, race, age, gender, etc. But also keep in mind that diversity means not hiring your friends. Hire people from all walks of life. Especially in leadership positions, this will ensure that many ideas come to the forefront and lead to the growth of your business.

Over two-thirds of CEOs with diverse cultures reported increased profits, according to a survey. And those with women in top positions proved to have higher profits.

In order to successfully navigate this rapidly evolving operating environment, organizations must be dynamic, nimble, and above all, well-aligned regarding intent and action.

Why be a TCO?

Increased growth and productivity: Paying attention to your employees and their needs will make them more passionate and productive when it comes to your organization.

Less turnover: By focusing your business on talent, you’ll retain more people and save precious time and money otherwise spent hiring. The average cost of replacing an employee ranges from one-half to two times the employee’s salary.

Interest from top talent: Top players will notice you. They will hear from those who already work there how great the environment is and want to be a part of it.

Becoming a TCO

There is no denying that our operating environment has been dramatically altered, and it appears the shifts will continue with no end in sight. In order to successfully navigate this rapidly evolving operating environment, organizations must be dynamic, nimble, and above all, well-aligned regarding intent and action. Becoming a talent-centered organization will not only improve your company culture and therefore employee satisfaction, but it will also improve your organization’s prospects for a prosperous future.

If you’re interested in transforming your company into a TCO, the first step is to hire a third party to come in and do discovery, identify gaps in alignment, and train and coach your executive team. Once everyone is speaking the same language, you can begin to create a talent strategy and go from there.

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𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗪𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗛𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗻 𝗘𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗮𝗰𝗵? Executive Coaches possess the skills and knowledge to advise, support, and encourage their clients. Find out why an executive coach will benefit you and your business | Coaching Go Where Executive Coaching, within its modern format, has been around since the late 1990s. People still think of it as something new, but, Executive Coaching's been around for millennia. There has certainly never been a period in history where Executive Coaches did not exist. Sure, it may well have looked a bit different, but Executive Coaching can be as old as the hills. Modern-day Executive Coaching is possibly more refined and a lot more commercially viable, although the principles remain the same.

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Are you ready to take your leadership skills to the next level? Leadership Coaching is a powerful tool that can help leaders improve their skills and grow their businesses. Whether you’re just starting as a Leader or you’ve been in your role for some time, a coach can help you reach your full potential. Here are four reasons why you should consider hiring a Leadership Coach. Check this out!

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Hiring agencies in India

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Expert Talk Ep. 133 with Premsai Samantaray on Managing Emotions in Life

Are you ready to take control of your emotions and transform your life?

Feeling overwhelmed by emotions?

Struggling with anxiety or self-doubt?

Join us to discover how to take control and thrive! Premsai's approach is unique. She doesn’t just talk about leadership and personal growth; she lives it by guiding professionals through one-on-one coaching. Her sessions are designed to help you find clarity, build confidence, and break free from anxiety, fear, self-doubt, and those nagging negative emotions that can hold you back.

Date and Time: Fri, 30 Aug, 8 pm IST

Speaker: Premsai Samantaray

Ready to join us? Click below to access the live session.

LinkedIn Event - https://www.linkedin.com/events/7233788601191301120

YouTube Live - https://youtube.com/live/Gb7D43f5T60

Let's embark on this journey of emotional mastery together.

#VipulTheWonderful #ExpertTalks #EmotionalIntelligence #LeadershipDevelopment #PersonalGrowth

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When Should I Hire A Business Coach? | Walt Hampton

When Should I Hire A Business Coach? If you’re asking the question, it may be past the time. That’s what Norm would say. Norm was my first sailing instructor. Norm was teaching me to reef the sail… how to reduce the sail area when the winds got nasty. “When should I reef the sails?” I asked. “If you find yourself asking the question, it’s probably already too late,” Norm said. It’s probably the same principle if you’re wondering about hiring a business coach. If you want to talk through the question of when that right time is. benefits of hiring a business coach We have an amazing team of business coaches who will get you where you want to go faster, easier, and without having to re-invent wheels.