Katy Tynan
Katy is the founder of Personal Focus Coaching, and author of the upcoming book Survive Your Promotion! The 90 Day Success Plan for New Managers. She has been a manager in the IT industry and offers coaching to individuals and organizations to help improve leadership and management skills. Katy is also the author of the Survive Your Promotion blog (http://surviveyourpromotion).
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Terminating EmployeesHandling terminations is an unfortunate but necessary component of management. For the new manager, this can be a challenging process. This article provides clear guidance to help make the process professional if not enjoyable.
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Using the GRASP Model for Goal Planning and ManagementThere are many models for making goal management more effective, from SMART goals to the GROW method. This article introduces the GRASP framework which includes additional aspects of goal management which can make your planning more successful!
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St. Patrick's Irish Cheese Soup - a RecipeA fabulous recipe for cold winter evenings - this traditional Irish soup is great for any day but especially fun for St. Patrick's Day! -
10 Tips for New Managers10 great actions new managers should take in their first 90 days to lay the groundwork for success!
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Managing Conflict Part 1 - Conflict Between Team MembersSome conflict between team members is healthy, but as a manager you have to make sure it doesn't evolve into outright warfare. Learn how to reduce tension and resolve issues between members of your team.
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Managing Conflict Part 2 - Defusing a Client CrisisManaging conflict is an important part of being a manager. When a customer is upset, your phone will ring, and you need to know how to defuse the situation and learn from it in order to turn a problem into an opportunity.
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Using Web 2.0 Tools for Non-Profit Fund RaisingOver the last 5 years the internet has shifted from primarily static content to a user generated community of shared interests. This change has created an opportunity for savvy foundations and charities to leverage technology for fund raising.
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Great Technology Resources for Non-ProfitsNon-profit organizations need the same technology as other companies, but often their budgets are far more limited. Here are some of the best free and low coast tools and resources for non-profits.
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A Guide to Avoiding Hiring MistakesMaking a bad hire can have profound consequences in any organization but in a professional services firm it can result in the loss of clients and revenue. This article includes strategies to keep from making a bad hiring choice.
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Resources for Women EntrepreneursMore than 10 million women are business owners in the United States! If you want to join their ranks, here are some great resources to help you develop a business plan and get on track for success!
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Benefits of Management and Executive CoachingExecutive and management coaching holds tangible benefits if properly applied as part of a talent management program. This article explains the terminology and benefits associated with coaching managers and executives.
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Making a Job OfferHiring a new team member can be a challenge for new managers. Here are some tips and tricks to help you close the deal with that great candidate.
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Co-Working Goes MainstreamGiving self-employed individuals an ability to network with peers and share resources, the coworking phenomenon creates a cafe/office environment for those who would otherwise work from home.
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Pigeons, Superstitions and Effective Employee Incentive ProgramsIs your incentive program creating a culture of motivation or superstition? Find out how to make sure your team is moving toward the right goals.
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Taming Your To-Do ListAre you managing your to-do list or is it managing you? This practical article provides common sense tips and tricks to manage your personal time effectively. -
Techniques for Setting SMART GoalsA practical guide to implementing the SMART framework for goal analysis.
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What Do New Managers Do Wrong?This article shares the wisdom of managers, coaches and business owners on the key pitfalls new managers should avoid following their promotion.
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Valentine's Day Dinner in the Suburbs of BostonAre you looking for options for that special dinner on February 14th? Here are three great choices for romantic evenings in the Metro-West (suburban Boston) region!
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Success with New Year's ResolutionsAchieve your New Year's resolutions with this three step, practical planning process. Make 2010 your year to succeed! -
Aligning Team Goals with Organizational ObjectivesAre your team's goals aligned with the larger objectives of the organization? Learn how to build and maintain goal alignment in a business environment.