Leadership Coaching,Leadership Training,Team Coaching Programs USA» Blogs http://www.beafields.com Bea Fields Companies USA provides leadership coaching and training to over 1000 local and global business leaders. In addition it provides Generation Y Training,executive coaching ,executive leadership coaching program and team Coaching programs. Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:09:26 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Bea Fields Companies USA provides leadership coaching and training to over 1000 local and global business leaders. In addition it provides Generation Y Training,executive coaching ,executive leadership coaching program and team Coaching programs. Leadership Coaching,Leadership Training,Team Coaching Programs USA no Bea Fields Companies USA provides leadership coaching and training to over 1000 local and global business leaders. In addition it provides Generation Y Training,executive coaching ,executive leadership coaching program and team Coaching programs. Leadership Coaching,Leadership Training,Team Coaching Programs USA» Blogs http://www.beafields.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.beafields.com/category/blogs/ Are You Underutilizing Younger Employees? http://www.beafields.com/2008/05/are-you-underutilizing-younger-employees/ http://www.beafields.com/2008/05/are-you-underutilizing-younger-employees/#comments Mon, 26 May 2008 14:59:10 +0000 Bea Fields http://www.millennialleaders.com/blog/are-you-underutilizing-younger-employees Great post on Harvard Business Review by Bronwyn Fryer.  Why do we so often dismiss or underutilize our younger employees?   Is it because we think we know it all, or do we think these young men and women are our kids, so of course, they can’t possibly bring value to the table?

Over the past two years, I have learned more by spending time with hundreds of Gen Ys than I have learned in a long time.  These young men and women are bright, tech savvy, worldly, civic minded and quite resourceful.  They have hutzpah!  Before you decide to dismiss a twenty-something point of view or their talent, think twice.  Get to know them, and you may just find that you will learn something quite valuable…that age means nothing when it comes to wisdom.

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]]> http://www.beafields.com/2008/05/y-talk-interview-with-menachem-wecker/feed/ 0 george washington university,iconia.canonist.com,menachem wecker,religion and art I had the honor of interviewing Menahcem Wecker last night. Menachem is the Assistant Director of Public Affairs for Publications and Media of International Affairs, The George Washington University. Listen in to this discussion on the topic of the c... I had the honor of interviewing Menahcem Wecker last night. Menachem is the Assistant Director of Public Affairs for Publications and Media of International Affairs, The George Washington University. Listen in to this discussion on the topic of the convergence of religion and art. So fascinating! To learn more about Menachem and his work, visit his blog: http://iconia.canonist.com/ (http://iconia.canonist.com/) Leadership Coaching,Leadership Training,Team Coaching Programs USA no <iframe width="400" height="24" src="http://www.beafields.com/?powerpress_embed=430-podcast&amp;powerpress_player=default" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe> 100 Young Americans http://www.beafields.com/2008/05/100-young-americans/ http://www.beafields.com/2008/05/100-young-americans/#comments Wed, 07 May 2008 10:46:57 +0000 Bea Fields http://www.millennialleaders.com/blog/100-young-americans If you want to be inspired by 100 Generation Y leaders, check out 100 Young Americans by Michael Franzini.  It is a beautiful book which represents the diversity in our teenage population America.  The website offers videos and images and the book is available through Amazon.com.

Millennial Leaders 

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]]> http://www.beafields.com/2008/04/millennial-leaders-review-on-pop-syndicate/feed/ 0 Penelope Trunk on Getting Back on Track http://www.beafields.com/2008/03/penelope-trunk-on-getting-back-on-track/ http://www.beafields.com/2008/03/penelope-trunk-on-getting-back-on-track/#comments Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:59:05 +0000 Bea Fields http://www.millennialleaders.com/blog/?p=213 I will be the first to admit that I am somewhat of a book junkie…I read every day, and I am totally in love with the one-click settings at Amazon.  I feel such a sense of accoplishment when I click on 2-Day One Click–FREE.  I then get even more of a thrill when the UPS man delivers the book to my front door (and my dogs Max and Rosie love it too…gives them something to do as they try to eat him up).

But…the reality is that most of the books on my bookshelf are  *&^).   I flip through them, and I feel like I’ve read them all before. 

But last summer, I found a book that I will go to my grave with:  Brazen Careerist by Penelope Trunk.  The book came into my life, and I don’t think I’ve been the same since.  Hmmm…maybe I know it’s because I no longer have to try to give my kids career advice (try is the operative word here, because I am the worst on career advice, and I certainly don’t try to give career advice to age 20-somethings or even 30-somethings).

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