
The Three Questions Your Younger Employees Are Waiting For You to Ask
Every leader I coach eventually asks some version of the same question: How do I get my younger employees more engaged?
By Mary Ellen
Mary Ellen Donlevy
Notes on leading well, by Mary Ellen Donlevy.

Every leader I coach eventually asks some version of the same question: How do I get my younger employees more engaged?
By Mary Ellen
Ask a room of executives to name the traits of a strong leader, and empathy rarely makes the first pass. Decisiveness, yes.

"Hustle" and "grind" aren't badges of honor.

Under pressure, tight deadlines, and competing priorities, self-awareness narrows.

I've been on both sides of executive coaching—first as a client navigating two decades of financial services and information services leadership, then as a coach myself.

At some point, the way you’ve always worked stops being as effective as it once was.

When we feel stuck or uncertain about our direction, the answer is not usually found outside ourselves—it's within.

After 25 years as a financial services and information services professional, I made a decision that surprised even me.

I went to my first NASCAR race looking for excitement, but what I left with was a deeper appreciation for the teamwork and precision that goes on behind the scenes.

Have you ever walked into a meeting and felt everyone else belonged more than you did?

As a team development facilitator, I am fortunate to coach individuals from diverse organizations that understand the profound impact of team building experiences.

Welcome to a coaching journey that is all about your success - whether you are an individual in a career transition, an aspiring leader, or a team focused on working together more effectively, I am here to guide you through practical strategies and proven methodologies that drive meaningful progress in your personal and professional journey.

I used to think leadership was about having the right answers.

Executive coaching can help you achieve higher performance and greater personal satisfaction at work.

Conversation. Clarity. Leadership.
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