

My motivation for certification wasn’t exactly a straight line. It had phases. Highs, doubts, pauses, life happening, but mostly felt like “let’s see where this goes.” But Jelena Pavlovic, PhD… | N
My motivation for certification wasn’t exactly a straight line. It had phases. Highs, doubts, pauses, life happening, but mostly felt like “let’s see where this goes.” But Jelena Pavlovic, PhD, PCC never really allowed me to stay in the “just trainings” zone. She saw potential, kept pushing (in a subtle way), kept believing, and — probably most importantly — kept reminding me that I should at least try! And - fast forward to today! Here I am — officially PCC certified. Not because the jo

Four feedback models. One of them doesn't work. One of them has a strong research support. One of them actually helps create change. And most managers have only ever been taught the first one. P
Four feedback models. One of them doesn't work. One of them has a strong research support. One of them actually helps create change. And most managers have only ever been taught the first one. Pick your favorite

The loudest voice is not the best leader. In 2002, Judge et al. published a landmark meta-analysis that shaped how we think about leader selection. Their key finding — extraversion is the strongest…
The loudest voice is not the best leader. In 2002, Judge et al. published a landmark meta-analysis that shaped how we think about leader selection. Their key finding — extraversion is the strongest predictor of leadership — became the foundation for decades of hiring practice. Look for the confident one. The one who speaks first. The one who fills the room. It was a rigorous, important study. And for 22 years, it has been the best evidence we had. In 2024, Javalagi et al. published an updated


































