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Sean Carey
Sean Carey
It's Okay to Have Fun in Training!
Biography: Sean Carey

I attended the University of Texas and am a DDI Certified Facilitator. My professional background includes experience in: Training and Facilitation; E-Learning; Training Development; Sales and Customer Service Management; Consultation and Development; Quality Improvement and Call Center Management.

After six years in the telecommunications industry, specifically writing and delivering training for call centers nationwide, I currently work for Administaff, Inc. in Austin, TX as a Performance Specialist. I consult with clients and assess their business needs for training, and then design and implement that training.

In my free time I enjoy any type of gaming, including Texas Hold-Em, as well as video games and designing animation and flash development as a creative outlet. I also enjoy chess, theater, white water rafting and am a certified massage therapist, not to mention a skilled bingo caller. Did I mention I have also been a stand-up comic for the past three years?

All Insights by Sean Carey
Use Succession Planning to Retain Your Best Employees

No matter what the economy is like, succession planning is a must for every company.

Using Business Process Mapping in Your Workplace

Although it’s often confused in the business world, business process mapping and business process improvement are not the same thing.

Educate Your Employees on the Different Generations in the Workplace

The new, multigenerational workplace is a complex and dynamic organism that requires flexibility from everyone, but especially from managers.

Create a “Frankenstein” Model of Your Crucial Leadership Core Competencies

Creating a picture of your perfect manager or perfect leader will help you determine how to go about training your current managers. 

Collaborative Leadership Requires Planning

When a company is looking to improve and create a greater level of collaboration within the organization, they often don’t realize they need to bring collaborative leadership into the equation.

Change Management Plan Best Practices

If your company is interested in developing a change management plan, here are some best practices you can apply.

Be Proactive: Have a Change Management Plan

Sometimes it’s not about putting out a fire or stopping something from happening; it’s just about making sure that the transition is as successful as possible. 

Let Your Gen Yers Choose How They Receive Leadership Skills Training

Generation Y loves to learn, but they love to learn in the ways they want to learn, so it’s important to provide them with a variety of options. 

Leadership Skills Training for Generation Y

Some experts believe that leadership style and effectiveness is the number one motivation for members of Generation Y and I agree with them.

Grooming, Recruiting and Hiring Effective Managers is Highly Specialized

As they say, 'Look at the talent right under your nose.' Make sure your business has a strong succession plan in place and take advantage of internal talent and experience.

Leadership and Management: The Best Managers Also Lead

I’ve always thought that to be an effective leader, you must first begin with “self.” You can only take others as high as you have already taken yourself.