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The Truth About Burnout: 9 Signs It’s Happening to You!

Insights, Mental HealthBy Team ExeQserveNovember 5, 2024Leave a comment

You’re exhausted, frustrated, and can’t seem to focus anymore. You must be burned out. Does this sound like you? If you’re constantly drained, snapping at small things, and struggling to stay on top of your tasks, these aren’t just normal work stressors—they’re major red flags. Burnout doesn’t hit all at once. It builds slowly, creeping…

Managers, Stop Relying Too Much on Your Technical Skills!

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoDecember 8, 2023Leave a comment

Gone are the days when a manager’s technical know-how was the sole measure of their effectiveness. In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, a harmonious blend of technical prowess and leadership skills is not just ideal; it’s essential. Unfortunately, there is still a flood of managers who try to save the day by taking over the work.…

Opening the Door of Change

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoDecember 2, 2023Leave a comment

Change is an inevitable part of life, yet it is often met with resistance and fear. The concept of change, especially when it involves self-improvement or learning, is akin to a door that only opens from the inside. This analogy perfectly captures the essence of personal growth – it’s a journey that must be initiated…

Why Leaders Must Learn About Culture Building

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoNovember 1, 2023Leave a comment

Peter Drucker once famously said, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” This powerful statement underscores the critical role that organizational culture plays in the success of any business. Yet, many leaders, especially those who have risen through the ranks due to their technical expertise or individual performance, often overlook the importance of culture building. I have…

5 Signs That You Are Bad at Delegating and What You Should Do

Edwin Ebreo, Insights, UncategorizedBy Edwin EbreoOctober 31, 2023Leave a comment

Whenever I get a chance to talk about Delegating, I see participants squirm with guilt when I talk about signs that one is poorly delegating. Delegating is a fundamental skill for effective leadership and management. When done well, it empowers your team members, fosters their growth, and allows you to focus on higher-level tasks. However, many…

The Aikido of Turning Bad Criticism into Useful Feedback

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoOctober 25, 2023Leave a comment

Receiving bad criticism can be a challenging experience, especially when it’s delivered poorly or feels like a personal attack. However, it’s crucial to remember that criticism, even when poorly expressed, can be a valuable source of personal and professional growth. As Stephen Covey wisely said, “10% is made up of what happens to you, 90%…

How to Manage Your Filipino Boss

Edwin Ebreo, Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoOctober 3, 2023Leave a comment

How important is it for you to be able to influence your boss? Managing your boss can help you find common ground with your manager, build a strong and trusting relationship, and help you showcase your leadership skills. Navigating hierarchical structures and influencing decisions from the bottom up can be challenging in any cultural setting,…

Mentoring Versus the Tyranny of the Urgent

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoOctober 1, 2023Leave a comment

Every time I conduct mentoring or coaching courses, I’m met with a chorus of managers echoing the same concern: “How can we possibly find the time for this?” It’s a genuine pain point, with many feeling overwhelmed by their administrative responsibilities alone. This dilemma has become more of an epidemic than a mere challenge. Yet,…

Taking Charge of Your Own Professional Development

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoAugust 29, 2023Leave a comment

In the ever-evolving landscape of the modern workplace, one truth remains constant: the responsibility for your professional growth rests firmly on your shoulders. While companies and bosses can provide resources and opportunities, you are the ultimate driver of your career success. Investing in your professional development isn’t just a smart move – it’s necessary if…

The Immense Power of Start-Stop-Continue as a Learning Action Plan Tool

Edwin Ebreo, InsightsBy Edwin EbreoAugust 24, 2023Leave a comment

Imagine attending a training session or workshop with high expectations of acquiring new skills or knowledge, only to return to your workplace and find that nothing has changed. This frustrating scenario is all too common in the world of professional development. Many organizations invest time and resources into training their employees, only to see little…

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