
Employee retention and motivation – Part 3
employee motivation, Employee retention
You may have accepted my invitation from the September blog and reflected on how often you communicate with your employees and, above all, on what basis these conversations take place. Have you asked about and exchanged mutual wishes, needs…

Employee retention and motivation – Part 2
employee motivation, Employee retention
So, what can be done when we realize that employee motivation has deteriorated – or is even completely gone? Is there any way to rekindle or revive it?
Let me put it this way: There certainly isn’t a magic pill that we can just hand…

Employee retention and motivation – Part 1
employee motivation, Employee retention
For quite some time now, the shortage of specialists and executives in Germany has been a major concern for our economy. HR departments and recruiters are finding it more and more challenging to come up with creative ideas and to find new ways…

“transparent communication” – INSIGHTS FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
crisis-communication
For 13 years now, I’ve been working as a freelance crisis and conflict manager in the German business world and abroad.
As such, I support executives, teams and organizations at all management levels around issues such as employee motivation,…

Strengthening your teams: The team development clock
crisis-communication
Currently, I’m receiving more and more requests for support around team collaboration. Market disruptions, staff shortages and the need for high levels of agility are causing restlessness, manifesting feelings of insecurity and leading to…

Self-efficacy and empowerment DURING uncertain times
Self management
In my current video series, I’m looking at a model that can prove helpful for dealing with stabilizing factors during uncertain times.
We already have two years of global pandemic behind us, marked by restrictions, social distancing requirements…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 3)
Self management
In my March blog, I introduced you to the Disney Method for defining goals. I also promised that I would introduce you to a self-coaching variation on this method—and that’s what I’d like to share with you today.
The Disney Method…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 2)
Self management
In my previous blog article from February, I explained George T. Doran’s SMART formula, which is a proven way for defining achievable goals. In my article, I promised you a second part introducing another method: the Disney Method. It’s…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 1)
Self management
In the personal sphere, we all like to set goals for ourselves, typically in the form of New Year’s resolutions. In the professional context, we tend to talk about projects. In most cases, however, it remains unclear as to whether we’ll…

Good communication in an online setting
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Hello to you and all the best for a happy and healthy 2022!
And of course, let me also welcome you to part four of our “Good communication in an online setting” blog series. This time, I’d once again like to address some of the special…

Holding Video conferences and communication in online settings
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Part 2 of my “Mediation as an example of online crisis communication—can it work?” is intended to give you an overview of the various issues you’ll need to take into account when holding video conferences, and thus communicating, in…

Crisis communication using the example of online mediation – can it work?
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An intensive discussion has been going on for years as to whether online mediation works and, more importantly, whether it can be an appropriate means of resolving (often highly emotional) conflicts.
The pandemic has provided us with plenty…

Conflicts – how do they arise in the first place?
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Does any of the following sound familiar? You’re having a conflict with a colleague at work. You’re feeling ambivalent about something and are finding it hard to make up your mind. Things keep happening to you that you feel are slowing…

Crisis communication – What do I do when difficult interlocutors keep upsetting me?
crisis-communication
Who wouldn’t be familiar with the following situation? You go into a conversation fully prepared and intent on a collaborative, solution-focused interaction. Yet, suddenly you find yourself triggered by the person across from you and go into…

Employee retention and motivation – Part 3
employee motivation, Employee retention
You may have accepted my invitation from the September blog and reflected on how often you communicate with your employees and, above all, on what basis these conversations take place. Have you asked about and exchanged mutual wishes, needs…

Employee retention and motivation – Part 2
employee motivation, Employee retention
So, what can be done when we realize that employee motivation has deteriorated – or is even completely gone? Is there any way to rekindle or revive it?
Let me put it this way: There certainly isn’t a magic pill that we can just hand…

Employee retention and motivation – Part 1
employee motivation, Employee retention
For quite some time now, the shortage of specialists and executives in Germany has been a major concern for our economy. HR departments and recruiters are finding it more and more challenging to come up with creative ideas and to find new ways…

“transparent communication” – INSIGHTS FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
crisis-communication
For 13 years now, I’ve been working as a freelance crisis and conflict manager in the German business world and abroad.
As such, I support executives, teams and organizations at all management levels around issues such as employee motivation,…

Strengthening your teams: The team development clock
crisis-communication
Currently, I’m receiving more and more requests for support around team collaboration. Market disruptions, staff shortages and the need for high levels of agility are causing restlessness, manifesting feelings of insecurity and leading to…

Self-efficacy and empowerment DURING uncertain times
Self management
In my current video series, I’m looking at a model that can prove helpful for dealing with stabilizing factors during uncertain times.
We already have two years of global pandemic behind us, marked by restrictions, social distancing requirements…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 3)
Self management
In my March blog, I introduced you to the Disney Method for defining goals. I also promised that I would introduce you to a self-coaching variation on this method—and that’s what I’d like to share with you today.
The Disney Method…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 2)
Self management
In my previous blog article from February, I explained George T. Doran’s SMART formula, which is a proven way for defining achievable goals. In my article, I promised you a second part introducing another method: the Disney Method. It’s…

Self-management and organization – How to define goals and put them into practice (Part 1)
Self management
In the personal sphere, we all like to set goals for ourselves, typically in the form of New Year’s resolutions. In the professional context, we tend to talk about projects. In most cases, however, it remains unclear as to whether we’ll…

Good communication in an online setting
Uncategorized
Hello to you and all the best for a happy and healthy 2022!
And of course, let me also welcome you to part four of our “Good communication in an online setting” blog series. This time, I’d once again like to address some of the special…

Holding Video conferences and communication in online settings
Uncategorized
Part 2 of my “Mediation as an example of online crisis communication—can it work?” is intended to give you an overview of the various issues you’ll need to take into account when holding video conferences, and thus communicating, in…

Crisis communication using the example of online mediation – can it work?
Uncategorized
An intensive discussion has been going on for years as to whether online mediation works and, more importantly, whether it can be an appropriate means of resolving (often highly emotional) conflicts.
The pandemic has provided us with plenty…

Conflicts – how do they arise in the first place?
Uncategorized
Does any of the following sound familiar? You’re having a conflict with a colleague at work. You’re feeling ambivalent about something and are finding it hard to make up your mind. Things keep happening to you that you feel are slowing…

Crisis communication – What do I do when difficult interlocutors keep upsetting me?
crisis-communication
Who wouldn’t be familiar with the following situation? You go into a conversation fully prepared and intent on a collaborative, solution-focused interaction. Yet, suddenly you find yourself triggered by the person across from you and go into…