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Eye rolls and Strengths

4/23/2020

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By Chad T. Ahern
Have you been in a meeting or on a Zoom call and wanted to roll your eyes at someone?

What if you just missed an opportunity to benefit from someone else's talents?

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Rising Up with Strengths

4/11/2020

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By Chad T. Ahern
It's rare for me to post about work on a weekend. It's also unusual for me to post about my faith in the context of my work. But this weekend is different. 

This weekend, as a Christian (Episcopalian), I mourn and then celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus. Yesterday was Good Friday, today is Holy Saturday, tomorrow is Easter Sunday. What struck me this year, in light of COVID-19 pandemic & our "new world of work" is that we are experiencing a similar progression. Let me explain...

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Engaging Employees Through Communication

3/19/2020

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​What the 34 CliftonStrengths themes need communicated.
By Chad T. Ahern
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"Communicate. Communicate. Communicate" is typical advice for any team seeking to perform. Information needs to be shared, opinions considered, and final decisions must be implemented. But these are not typical times.

With the Coronavirus global pandemic pushing nearly everyone to implement remote work practices, communicating across cities, states, and countries via email, phone and video conferencing is more critical now than ever. So how do you make sure your communications are effective as possible and keep your employees engaged in their work?

One way is to share information in ways that most align with your teammates talents. Here I'm referring to the 34 talent themes outlined by Gallup, Inc. that can be discovered through the CliftonStrengths assessment.


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How the 34 CliftonStrengths Themes Celebrate Thanksgiving

11/27/2019

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By Chad T. Ahern
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As we Americans gather tomorrow to celebrate Thanksgiving, we should all take a moment to give thanks for those in our lives. In particular, it's worth taking time to appreciate our differences and to realize that we all need each other; interestingly both are guiding principles within Strengths-based coaching & development.
​To help you better appreciate those around you, here is a list of how you might see each of the 34 CliftonStrenths talent themes show up in tomorrow's festivities. ​

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How the 34 Strengths Appreciate the CliftonStrengths Assessment

10/8/2019

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By Chad T. Ahern
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During a recent workshop for the 2020 Class of Leadership Champlain, I had - for the first time - every CliftonStrengths theme represented in the room. The experience got me thinking about how people with each theme might be drawn to taking the CliftonStrengths assessment in the first place.


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