When employees used to think of team-building, it was often about a group outing like bowling. In today’s Work It Out video segment, TeKay Brown-Taylor says there are many more ways to bring the staff together. Listen to the entire team-building program this Saturday morning at 7:30 on Classy 1230 AM.
It’s the 4th quarter of the fiscal year. How is your company planning to mitigate any issues that might hold you back from moving forward? That is the topic and discussion with HR Consultant and Professional Mediator, TeKay Brown Taylor and Neil today.
In a workplace confrontation, a third-party mediator can help bring a resolution. As Neil and HR Consultant and Professional Mediator, TeKay Brown Taylor discuss, it all starts with building trust.
When personalities don’t mesh in the workplace or there is a power dynamic that causes an issue, it might be time for a resolution through mediation. Neil and TeKay Brown Taylor, HR Consultant and Professional Mediator discuss the next best steps to take.
It could be one-on-one or with a group, but the ultimate goal of conflict coaching is the same, resolution through mediation. Neil and HR Consultant and Professional Mediator, TeKay Brown Taylor dive into the topic.
TeKay Brown-Taylor is back with more fresh clips on taking your professional game to the next level. Here’s what Executive Coaching looks like.
In nearly two years, there will be more than 300 new apartment units in the CSRA. Fansler Construction, a contractor from Jacksonville, Florida is ready to build another high-end complex in the CSRA. Fansler Construction took the lead on Riverside Village, a 315-unit luxury complex adjacent to Greenjackets stadium in North Augusta. Their second project in the CSRA is also in North Augusta, a 343-unit complex located off Knobcone Ave. near Interstate 20. According to a news release, the project will feature seven 4-story buildings, seven townhome buildings, and five
Our Mike Petchenik has a recap today of how our community, Ft. Eisenhower, and large companies in the CSRA fared during Hurricane Helene.
Mike Petchenik recaps the week that was with Helene, including some canceled business events and how companies stepped up to help out.
As odd as it may seem in the wake of a major disaster, Ann Marie’s take on introducing Augusta couldn’t be more timely. Families and businesses still want to move here and Augusta’s resilience is shining brightly right now. Welcome to the Garden City.
