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When you need a dynamic, motivational speaker for your next event, you’ll find no one more qualified or gifted than John Grubbs. Featured as the keynote speaker for many international events, he is considered one of the leading authorities on organizational change and leadership in the business.

John is a highly sought after international keynote speaker and trainer. His emphasis is always on fun as he delivers high-energy, high-content sessions.  Choose John, buckle up and HOLD ON!

“With the perennial and emerging changes presented by today’s workforce, companies and managers will be challenged like never before. John’s speech provided clear direction and a compelling purpose about the coming workplace over the next decade. It was the kind of speech every employer needs to hear.”

Crystal Cedro, The Mundy Companies

 

John Grubbs is on target in identifying coming changes in the workplace and what your organization needs to be implementing TODAY to compete and attract the best talent. He's an engaging speaker, and you'll have better direction as a leader after attending one of John's presentations.

Jane Allison, Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce

GCI Leadership Blog
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A Desire to Lead?
(02/14/2013)
Looking at some historical context, bad supervisors have been around since the beginning. There are countless examples such as the fictional character, Ebenezer Scrooge and the more contemporary version of a bad boss, Montgomery Burns from...

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It’s Time to Talk about Your Supervisors…

By John Grubbs

The deep end of the pool is where most aspiring supervisors are thrown.  Allowed to sink or swim with only survival and past experience as a preserver of life in the new role.  It is tragic yet repeated over and over in organization after organization.  The epidemic of bad supervision in the workplace is now being magnified by a young generation of nomadic workers that simply migrate from one job opportunity to the next without regard for the tired, old stigma of job hopping.  In fact, these new workers typically place the most recent work experience on an application because a complete job history at twenty five years old would just take too much time, paper, and effort.  Potential employers are only privy to snapshot of work experience these applicants choose to provide.

Historically, bad supervision has always been present.  The difference and the impact are in the generational attitudes present...

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My Time To Lead Series 

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Making the transition to leader is not easy and it is certainly not natural. Yet
most companies invest little to nothing preparing new leaders for their new
role. This often results in poor morale and higher turnover since many
people just replicate what they have seen in the past. This leadership "gap"
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We cover leadership essentials such as:
• Making the leap from co-worker to supervisor
• Learn the difference between communication and effective communication
• Differentiate between accountability and blame
• Set goals to communicate accountability as a supervisor
• Recognize the essential nature of trust
• Create an environment that promotes trust in the workplace
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