Category: Career Center

Know the Person Who Gets Things Done in the Office
Originally published by Shelley Row, P.E., CSP on 26 November We’re learning about the ten skills that technical professionals need when they become a manager. Today let’s discuss the importance of getting to know that special […]

Big Decisions, Are you Considering a Broad Range of Information Sources?
When you need to gather information for a big decision, who do you go to? Learn about the four types of people you should consult with to make a well-informed decision in the latest blog from Shelley Row.

Look Up! The Leaves Are Changing!
Originally published by Orange Leaf Consulting on November 20, 2019 Sometimes I’m asked about the origin of our company name, Orange Leaf Consulting. Well, there’s a definite thought behind it, and no, it doesn’t have […]

Dealing with the Unpleasant and Unexpected
Life and work are full of surprises, and not all are pleasant. Linda Swindling discusses why it’s important to ask questions and tips on how to take control in critical situations on this week’s blog.

Look Up and Out to See the External Factors Influencing Your Organization
Are you paying attention to the factors that may influence your organization now and into the future? Read Shelley Row’s tips to discover the influences outside of your organization that can shift its direction and how you can stay on top of them.

Know the Six Influencers Who Impact Your Effectiveness
Understanding and building relationships with the influencers surrounding your organization can go a long way. Discover the six types of influencers and ways to cultivate rich relationships in the latest post by Shelley Row.

Know Your Staff! Four Briefing Styles That Give You Clues to Their Superpower
Knowing your staff’s briefing style tells you as much about them as it does about the way they manage projects. Practice a simple test to figure out your staff’s preferred workstyle with Shelley Row, PE, CSP.

Is Your Leadership Falling Victim to the Villain?
Learn how to shift your thinking to recognize and value feelings with Shelley Row, PE, CSP.