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Six Motivators to Engage Peak Performers

Posted on April 9, 2012 by successtv

You’ve heard of the Myer’s Briggs test or DISC. These are tools HR folks use to profile employees and understand their motivations and leaders use to engage peak performers. Quite frankly, managers and leaders use this information to motivate better work … Continue reading →

Posted in HR, IN, leadership, management, motivation, teams | Tagged abraham maslow, DiSC, engage peak performers, hierarchy of needs, inner motivations, inner motivations to succeed, motivate team members, motivating a team, motivators, myers briggs, self actualization, tony robbins | 1 Comment

Quiet, Please: I’m an Introvert and Proud of It

Posted on February 6, 2012 by successtv

by Helen Whelan I love to listen. I’d much rather ask questions than talk. I like to receive information and think about what is being said. Sometimes, I’ve been asked whether “I get it”. Often that has been code to … Continue reading →

Posted in HR, IN, management, motivation | Tagged Bill Gates, different ways employees engage, energy at work, extroverts, group interaction, Helen Whelan, ideal 20th century leaders, introversion, introvert, Joe DiMaggio, listening skills, lopsided workplace culture, modern day workplace, Mother Theresa, myers briggs, personality traits, susan cain, Team building, teamwork, the need for solitude and quiet, worker productivity, workplace | 3 Comments

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