As many businesses rebuild from the pandemic, some may be looking for new talented leaders. In Deuteronomy 1:13, God told Moses to select wise, discerning and experienced leaders. The final attribute we’re discussing in our series is experienced. The original Hebrew word discusses those who are known or recognized or are respected for their experience and skills. It reflects well ...
What is a talent? A talent can be anything that we have been entrusted to steward. Talents are not only our abilities and giftedness, but also relationships, position, resources, schedule, education, portfolio, and so on. And what happens when we put our talents to use for the Glory of God? When we actively pursue using our gifts for the glory ...
In this series, we’re talking about lessons we can learn from the character of Bezalel in the book of Exodus. Bezalel was a craftsman and a teacher, but it appears that he was also a generalist. He was skilled in multiple different crafts, while others were called to specifically be engravers or designers. Being a generalist was likely necessary for ...
The Center for Creative Leadership conducted a seminar discussing the importance of effective communication within the workplace. During this seminar the instructor listed five key steps to building communication skills. Communicate relentlessly. Simplify and be direct. Listen and encourage input. Illustrate through stories. Affirm with actions. Effective communication is not a slurry of words strewn about in effort to gain ...
Skills and knowledge are necessary for executing company objectives. Maintenance crews resolve downtime issues. Sales teams work to understand customer needs in order to sell products and services. Customer service provides the organizations soft touch expression. Each area has a skill set that is critical to the success, efficiency and performance of that department. As a leader, it’s important to ...
Equipping Others to Do Work Differently
