This month we sat down with our Founder and CEO, Mikaela Kiner, and two Reverb veterans: Janet Cho, Senior People Operations Consultant, and Gary Ford,
It’s the beginning of a new year so goals, commitments, and resolutions are top of mind. I don’t have to tell you that too often
The first time I was exposed to the idea of leadership coaching I had just started my career in Human Resources. I was working at
Managing remote teams can present big challenges, even for the most experienced managers. It’s hard to connect across multiple locations and time zones, take different
I’ve been actively coaching others since completing my own coaching certification in 2014. I work with first-time managers, executives, founders, CEOs, and women leaders. As
Have you ever had a formal 360-degree feedback assessment? As a coach, I’ve been through the assessment process (many times!) and also conducted a number
Increasingly, companies ranging from Fortune 500s to startups are embracing coaching as a way to develop leaders at all levels. Many large companies have invested
Companies of all sizes and stages are embracing coaching as a way to develop their teams. Some large organizations have invested in hiring their own
There’s truth in the saying that all leadership is communication. How well you communicate determines whether people understand your ideas, take your suggestions, and how
Whether you choose to hold annual reviews or quarterly check-ins, it can be difficult to introduce reviews for the first time. No matter your company
Ensuring employees have a trusted place to ask questions and raise concerns is vital to any company that’s committed to building a healthy and inclusive
The role of the manager is key to how people experience work. Yet, nearly three-quarters of new managers don’t receive training. We did a little
Becoming a people manager is a big deal, but too often people make the transition from individual contributor (IC) to manager with little fanfare. What
Many first-time managers have already enjoyed informal leadership opportunities like volunteering as a new hire buddy, mentoring an intern, or leading cross-functional projects. For those
This post originally appeared on Lantern’s blog. It has been reposted here with request and permission. The impact of grief in the workplace is not
Accountability seems like a given at work, but you’ve probably been on teams with both high and low degrees of accountability. It’s satisfying to be
On a recent Saturday morning, I was out for a hike just east of Seattle. I love hiking not only for the beautiful scenery, but
I firmly believe that anyone who wants to do better can grow. They just have to have the opportunity and motivation, as well as the
Vacations and other forms of paid time off (PTO) are on the mind of employees and business owners alike. PTO is a crucial piece of
To maintain a competitive advantage, companies need to consider the benefits of hiring an underrepresented workforce and how diversity positively impacts the organization and its
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