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 Don’t Lose Employees to Bad Onboarding
By Carla Rogg
In Communication, Managing Your Team
Posted March 31, 2020

Don’t Lose Employees to Bad Onboarding

Jennifer was a fabulous new hire ... and she quit after just a few weeks. The reason? Poor onboarding.

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 The Beautiful Habit of Inspiration
By Carla Rogg
In Communication, Managing Your Team, Managing Yourself
Posted February 6, 2020

The Beautiful Habit of Inspiration

I love a good quote. When one hits me just right, I relax into myself. Everything drops into perspective. What can a good quote do for you, as a leader?

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 Don’t Move the Goalpost
By Carla Rogg
In Managing Your Team, Managing Yourself
Posted November 22, 2019

Don’t Move the Goalpost

Do you ever set a goal for the employee, but then changesor adds to it before the employee meets even the initial goal? This makes it difficult for the employee to succeed.

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 Add Some Fun for Productivity
By Carla Rogg
In Managing Your Team
Posted October 17, 2019

Add Some Fun for Productivity

One day a fellow colleague looked me dead in the eye and bluntly said, “Carla, your workplace is boring. There’s no spark.” Once I brought a bit of fun into the workplace, productivity picked up!

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 Don’t Be Rude
By Carla Rogg
In Communication, Managing Your Team, Managing Yourself
Posted September 8, 2019

Don’t Be Rude

Have you ever felt inferior? Looked down upon by others? It’s not a good feeling. As leaders, we need to make sure that we don’t inadvertently give off that vibe that says, “I’m better than you.”

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 How Did Your Team Get That Attitude?
By Carla Rogg
In Communication, Managing Your Team, Managing Yourself
Posted July 8, 2019

How Did Your Team Get That Attitude?

Does your team arrive late, complain about work, and watch the clock? Before you lay all the blame on your people, there might be something you've overlooked.

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 Ignoring Issues? That’s Not Management.
By Carla Rogg
In Communication, Managing Your Team, Managing Yourself
Posted June 13, 2019

Ignoring Issues? That’s Not Management.

I was raised in the South. As a woman, being direct was not a treasured trait! That upbringing has influenced how I think and respond in the workforce, and I have sometimes struggled to be direct [...]

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Carla Rogg's Power Challenges inspire and motivate growth-minded small business leaders with quick, practical leadership tips and ideas, distilled from 25+ years’ experience in her field. Carla is founder and President of Care Solutions, Inc., a management consulting firm, and its division ProSolutions Training, offering a proprietary Learning Management System (LMS) and online training and course development to industry leaders in all 50 states.
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