How to Identify & Stop the Destructive Cycle of Micromanaging on Team Performance
Nobody wakes up and says, “I want to be a micromanager.” The cycle of a toxic leader is slow and destructive to team performance. Here’s how it happens.
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Process Documentation – Protecting the Lifeline of Your Business Operations (Includes Process Templates)
Process documentation is vital for efficient business operations. Intelivate gives you everything you need for documenting process, including templates.
What Men Should Wear to an Interview and How to Wear It to Impress
Kris Fannin is often asked about interview attire for men. From what color suit to wear to an interview to casual interview attire for men, here’s your ultimate men’s interview attire guide.
The Differences Between Leadership and Management and Knowing When to Lead
At 24, I won my first leadership role and failed miserably. Why? I didn’t have a clue as to the difference of leadership vs management. Here’s my lesson.
Get the Job Promotion – How to Build & Sell Your Career Progression Plan and Promotion Pitch
If you want a job promotion to your leader’s role, it is time to take initiative. Here’s how to build and sell your career progression plan to your boss.
A Survival Guide to Dealing with Lazy Coworkers
Ever since school, we’ve been assigned to teams and there’s always the one – the slacker. Here are 5 things to try when forced to work with lazy coworkers.
The Power of Emotional Capital in Building Influence and Relationships
Emotional capital is a critical component to influencing people and developing strong relationships. I’ll explain what emotional capital is and then give you five ways to develop your emotional capital wealth to increase trust, leadership influence, and the strength of your relationships.
Building an Engaging Workplace Culture: 10 Employee Questions You Should Ask
Whether in coaching sessions, employee surveys or roundtable discussions, here are 10 powerful questions to ask if you want an engaging workplace culture.
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