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Below are the APTi CDC Chapter Leader Calls for Sept 8, 2011 and Oct 13, 2011

 

Sept 8 2011 CDC Chapter Leaders Call

 

Oct 13 2011 CDC Chapter Leaders Call

 

Mary Charles Blakebrough

APTi Chapter Development Council (CDC) Communications

apti.chapter.ldrs@gmail.com

Jane Winge,  APTi Chapter Development Council (CDC) Director of Operations and Finance. will be using the handout below on the APTi CDC Chapter Leaders call on Thursday, July 14 at noon Pacific, 3 pm Eastern. There will also be an update on the APTi Conference Dinner being held the evening of the pre-conference workshops on Wednesday, August 10, in San Francisco. The rest of the conference will be from August 11 to August 14.

PDF HANDOUT        APTi CDC CEUs CL Seminar 2011-071

For more details on the conference  http://www.aptinternational.org/conference.asp

Are you curious about the next steps in your career?

Welcome to a series of career ideas, with tips, tools, and resources for you to use in enhancing and advancing that career.

As a career coach who has worked with regular employees for a Fortune 100 Company in managing their careers within the company for the past twelve years, I have developed and collected a lot of ideas that I would like to share with you on this blog.

Let’s start with a critical skill – asking questions.

One of my favorite books is Leading with Questions: How Leaders Find the Right Solutions By Knowing What To Ask (Hardcover)
by Michael J. Marquardt – an internationally acclaimed management consultant who “shows how you can learn to ask the powerful questions that will generate short-term results and long-term learning and success.” What have 22 successful leaders achieved by knowing what to ask?

What happens when we let go ‘knowing all the answers’ and move to creating a space for asking the questions that get to the bottom of issues, that give others a chance to shine while making us look good?

Though I have focused on asking questions since reading this book two years ago, I still find myself stopping in mid-stream ‘telling mode,’ pausing, and then switching to a question. The richness of my clients’ responses and career growth has been phenomenal.

Want to see how it works? The next time you have a situation to resolve, try asking three questions before making any statements. Please let us know how it works . . .