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Services - What Worked for Other People
Skills development allows you to focus on areas like:
Setting my own performance goals and objectives.
Managing my time and personal commitments better.
Preparing for and successfully giving an important presentation.
Managing my own learning and development.
Learning and using negotiation skills.
Developing new products and services.
Project management - technical, social and political skills.
Strategy, sales, marketing and business planning.
Exploring Your Role
Networking to build my profile.
Improving my performance in my current role.
Developing myself for the next challenge or promotion.
Building a career plan or a map of where I want to get to.
Deciding what relationships and support I need to get there.
Using coaching to managing my own group.
Developing my people into a team.
Life, Family and Work Balance issues
I love my partner and my kids but...
I'm successful at work but "loosing it" in other areas.
I seem to be working most evenings and weekends now...
I want to talk about the things I really want to do in my life.
I want to find an opportunity to give something back.
Your Agenda
How can I get the right people to recognise my potential?
I’m good at what I do but the past keeps getting in the way.
I worry that one day they'll discover what I feel inside...
I want to discover what I am really here for...
Now I've got the job, I need someone I can discuss the real issues with.
These are just a few ideas to get you thinking. If you have other ideas and you want to explore this now … call me on: 01905 641 528
or click on francis@francischristie.co.uk and get in touch.
Copyright 2009 Francis Christie © |
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about what it is you do, then you’re going to be looking for everything you can to get better at it.”
Jack Canfield, author of “The Success Principles” |
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so don't waste it living someone else's life... And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary."
Steve Jobs
CEO of Apple |
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