14 October 2004

Are You a Winning Coach?

Not if you think coaching employees means constantly critiquing them

by Benson Smith
Coauthor of Discover Your Sales Strengths (Warner Books, 2003)
Coaching courses are now among the most popular training programs offered to managers. And many organizations are evaluating managers' "coaching skills" during their annual performance reviews. But what does "coaching" actually mean? And what separates great coaches from all the rest?
Benson Smith is coauthor of Discover Your Sales Strengths (Warner Books, February 2003).

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Gallup Retail Forum 2010: From Spenders to Savers

There is a "new normal" in consumer behavior, and the shift from spending to saving may be permanent. Whether retailers prevail or fail will depend on their ability to capture a larger share of the consumer's shrinking wallet.

At the Gallup Retail Forum 2010: From Spenders to Savers event, leaders will discuss the changing retail landscape and generate ideas on how their organizations can serve the new consumer.

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