What can your business do to help the environment? Kristin Arnold offers some suggestions.
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Kristin Arnold 
Kristin Arnold is an international consultant, trainer and speaker as the founder of Quality Process Consultants, Inc. She is a featured columnist and a successful author, including her latest, Boring to Bravo: Proven Presentation Techniques to Engage, Involve, and Inspire Your Audience to Action.
Category: Management Fundamentals
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Use team building words to increase your leadership credibility. Kristin Arnold joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to talk with your team members to address mistakes and encourage successful behavior.
Leaders use positive communication to build successful teams. Kristin Arnold joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the words you use can either encourage or undermine your team building efforts.
As a manager, are you walking your own talk? Kristin Arnold joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of management aligning its actions with personal and organizational messages.
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Do you recognize your team's gauges? Kristin Arnold points out the dashboard indicators for your team's health.
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What makes a good team player? Kristin Arnold thinks it's about the small stuff, and she offers you some tips.
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Books by Kristin Arnold
This book shows experienced presenters how to transform boring monologues into scintillating dialogues by employing simple yet powerful presentation techniques. It features 90-plus practical techniques for engaging and interacting with an audience. Drawing from her extensive experience as a nationally recognised speaker, the author gives readers tips that apply to any presenter. Readers will be amazed at their ability to attract, involve, and inspire by incorporating just a few of the author's suggestions.
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This book contains fifty team activities that have a direct tie to the team's work. Most of them are quick and fun to do, even for the most intolerant of teams! The key is to "dry run" the activity on your family and friends. Learn what to do, what to expect and how to be comfortable with the activity. If you have fun with it, then the team will have fun and learn a few things too!
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This straightforward, illustrated guide takes the mystery out of teams in the workplace. Team Basics covers it all from launching your team, through process and problems, to disbanding, and addresses specialized issues such as dispersed ("virtual") teams, multi-national teams and generational teams. Written in easily digestible sections, readers will be entertained as they learn, and will want to keep a copy on their desks for reference. With smart, hard-hitting tips and techniques to help your team be extraordinary, this book is a necessity for anyone who works with or manages teams.
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