The Roz Usheroff Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Feedback is far more than just words exchanged in a meeting. It's a moment of truth that shapes careers and can strengthen trust. But it can also fracture relationships. Even though some people crave candid insights to help them grow and others want to be challenged, they expect it to be delivered in a way that motivates, not criticizes. And that’s something that means something different for every individual. In this most recent episode of the Roz Usheroff podcast, Roz talks with workplace expert Steve Prentice on how leaders can use feedback as a tool for growth, as long as it's done right.

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More information about Steve can be found at https://steveprentice.com

Great leadership doesn’t come from a book. It comes from a life lived – one that includes new experiences, some risk-taking and the desire to move forward and to help others move forward as well. One of the best ways to learn great leadership comes from listening to people who have done these things, and there can be no finer example than my guest on this episode, Brigette McInnes-Day.

A full listing and descriptions of our episodes is available at Roz Usheroff.com/podcast

A conversation with Natalie Benamou. There are numerous challenges facing women in business, not just social and economic, but self-imposed as well. Women approach things very differently than their male counterparts. Expectations around doing a good job and getting it all done make it difficult for many women to step up and demand their fair share of acknowledgement. It is possible to shatter that glass ceiling and to help others do it too, but not only do you have to know how to define yourself, you also need to know how others define you – and then step forward to make the necessary adjustments. On this episode I am joined by a very special guest, Natalie Benamou, Chief Executive Officer of HerCsuiteTM, to share her insights and wisdom for navigating a successful career. I describe her as a purpose driven leader, a strategic event creator, and a speaker, but more than that, she’s a rainmaker for women who want to rise and thrive.

Most leaders don't realize how critical central emotions are to building the right culture. They focus on building a logic based culture with shared intellectual values, which is important, of course, but what is also needed is a well-established and vibrant emotional culture. It is my pleasure to speak with Josephine Monberg, head of brand, community and culture strategy for the global value advisory team at SAP on this most important topic.

An interview with Beth Cohn Ph.D. The pandemic pushed us forward in a number of ways when it comes to leadership, management, and relationships with employees. Those who did not learn from it will soon be wondering where their employees and company went. This compelling interview with Beth Banks Cohn reveals some of the key ideas that astute managers should have taken away from the past two years. Teams, productivity, and trust – it all changed, and it’s not too late for you to catch up.

An interview with Taron Puri

There's no such thing as guarantees in this ever changing world. Even if you feel confident in your role today, we're still face challenges including burnout and a yearning for stability. To survive and thrive, you have to have a fit mind that is both strong and flexible. In this episode Roz chats with author, speaker, and mentor an authority on empowered living.

Taron's website: FindingTheGuruWithin.com

Randall Craig is a serial entrepreneur, speaker, author, and executive coach who is known worldwide for his wisdom and guidance in areas of leadership and communication. He offers tips and techniques for establishing credibility and leadership presence.

Is it OK to toot your own horn? Yes. It’s vital in this day and age to be able to communicate your value to people in a way that is impactful and memorable. But that doesn’t mean you have to be arrogant. The art of self-promotion includes practicing an elevator speech and being mindful of who you are talking to, including what they may be looking for and how they will frame your self-description in their own mind. In this episode Roz delivers the vital do’s and don’ts of crafting one of the most crucial messages that you will ever deliver.