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Stop Losing Great Employees to Bad Promotions
Promoting first-time managers can feel like a leap of faith. You see the spark and potential of a new leader… their technical skill, work ethic, and enthusiasm…but handing them the reins of a team? Feels a little risky, right? What if they’re not ready? What if they stumble? Most first-time managers do stumble. Some of ...
Announcing New Content Partnership with Edflex
We are so excited to partner with Edflex to bring our practical, skill-based training to their global users! Together, we’re making it simpler than ever for managers and leaders to build the human-to-human skills that matter most, like trust, feedback, and collaboration. Mindscaling is also honored to add our Learning Pathways and custom programs to ...
How Managers Build Trust Before They Coach
If you want to develop managers who can truly coach your teams, learning how to build trust is a foundational first step. No one can step into a new role, announce that they’re now “coaching” your people, and expect employees to open up. Without trust, even the best coaching techniques will fall flat. Trust is ...
Want a thriving workplace? Train your leaders to coach, not just manage.
When employees quit, it’s easy to blame pay, workload, or the competitive job market. But often, the root cause is that employees feel unsupported, overlooked, or disconnected from their managers. In fact, Gallup research shows that managers account for at least 70% of the variance in employee engagement. This has a direct tie to turnover, ...
Why Communication Training Is the Smartest Investment You’ll Make This Year
If you’re anything like us, the last thing you need is another leadership buzzword. It seems like there’s a never-ending deluge of terms and advice on the “right” kind of training that will transform your team and instantly make everything better. The truth is there’s one area that can transform managers to better lead teams, ...
The 5 Biggest Mistakes New Managers Make and How to Avoid Them
Becoming a manager is exciting and empowering, but it can also feel a little overwhelming. Suddenly, you’re not just responsible for your own work but for guiding other people, having hard conversations, and keeping everything (and everyone) moving in the right direction. If you’re feeling like no one handed you the instruction manual, you’re not ...
