by Mikelle Despain | Aug 22, 2018 | Communication, Leadership Development, Training Programs
Why are communication patterns important in effective management training? Here at Leadership Choice, all of our training programs begin with our Connecting With People Workshop. Not only does this workshop give each participant insight into their own personal...
by Patrick Bosworth | Apr 13, 2018 | Communication, Team Development, Training Programs
How to Improve Team Communication in the Workplace by Patrick Bosworth Communication in the workplace is one of the most influential aspects of business success or failure. A well-communicating team can move mountains together, while a...
by Patrick Bosworth | Sep 15, 2017 | Communication
The Power of Good Communication in the Workplace by Patrick Bosworth The Power of Good Communication in the Workplace Good communication is an important skill in any environment with human interactions. However, when it comes to communication in the workplace,...
by Patrick Bosworth | Mar 9, 2017 | Communication, Leadership Development, Team Development, Training Programs
Is Communication Training Worth The Investment? The Truth Behind The ROI Of Team Communication Workshops by Patrick Bosworth Organizations understanding that each team member has a different communication pattern and that each of these communication patterns is...
by Dave Boizelle | Mar 3, 2017 | Communication, Leadership Development, Team Development, Training Programs
Leadership Is An Unpredictable, Individualized Sport by Dave Boizelle Individuals learn leadership lessons in the unique and personal ways, often at unpredictable times. I was facilitating a high potential leadership team program when one of the participants...
by Patrick Bosworth | Aug 16, 2016 | Communication, Great Leaders, Leadership Development, Performance Coaching, Team Development
Coaching vs. Directing: How To be a Leader People Want to Follow by Patrick Bosworth Is there a difference between directing and coaching? Many management development approaches fail to distinguish between the two, or suggest that there are only minor differences...
