
Always Be Curious – A Mindset for Better Conversations
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Leadership that works. Effectiveness that brings life. Agility that invites.
Discover over 400 articles–mostly in German, >35 in English–from more than twenty years, and more about Dr. Joachim Schlosser.
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How do you lead a meaningful, joyful conversation with a client? How do you find the right things to speak about, so that a voluntary conversation feels like a win-win? If you are speaking with customers of all sorts, then…

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A tool can also be a tool of the mind, a method. The advantage of methods is that we always have them at hands, regardless which computer infrastructure is available in the moment. For me the three most important and…

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It is vacation time. You are looking forward to some days off , and therefore want to cancel appointments in Outlook that either you scheduled or accepted. This takes time even if you are quick with keyboards, because for each…

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I think—well executed—the performance review process and the employee conversation can have a beauty and a profound positive impact. Actually, I see performance review conversations and the process leading to them as my prime service to my team and company.

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Since frequently colleagues, friends and acquaintances ask me which podcasts I listen to, in this post you find my recommendations for podcasts

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A picture can tell more than a thousand words, so I shall remain silent from here on and let you get some impressions from San Diego with MathWorks.

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Jet lag is nothing that just happens. Jet lag is something that you let happen or that you prevent. 12 steps towards jet lag free flight.
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It’s what I call candid office workplace photography. All in their respective offices. No flash light was used. Thank you, ladies.

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Project based learning – sustainable learning – distant learning: three recurring patterns from the SEFI Conference 2013

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A bit more know-how on how to handle email in Outlook, like grouping conversation threads, makes the day more relaxed. If you fear the end of your summer vacation because of emails, read on.