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Gast: Markus Eckstein, me-Praxis-Trainer und Geschäftsführer me Weiterbildung

In dieser Folge des Podcast Personalmanagement spricht Gastgeber Michael Braun (www.michael-braun.de) mit Trainer Markus Eckstein (www.me-weiterbildung.de) über das große Thema Mitarbeitergespräche. Für viele sind diese Gespräche gefühlt eine formale Pflicht, doch richtig geführt entfalten sie enormes Potenzial – für Führungskräfte und Mitarbeitende gleichermaßen.

Markus Eckstein teilt seine Erfahrungen aus der Praxis und zeigt auf, welche Faktoren entscheidend sind, damit aus einem formalen Termin ein wirksames Führungsinstrument wird. Dabei geht es um zentrale Fragen wie:

- Welche Herausforderungen treten im Alltag auf, wenn Führungskraft und Mitarbeitender in ein formales Gespräch gehen?
- Wie können sich Führungskräfte – insbesondere für kritische Themen – optimal vorbereiten?
- Welche Strategien und Rahmenbedingungen steigern die Gesprächsqualität?
- Wie verändern hybride Arbeitsformen und KI-Tools die Art, wie wir Mitarbeitergespräche führen?

Die Episode beleuchtet praxisnah:
- Warum Mitarbeitergespräche zeitnah und nicht nur im Rahmen eines Jahresgesprächs stattfinden sollten.
- Welche Rolle aktives Zuhören, neutrale Haltung und ein ausgewogener Redeanteil spielen.
- Wie die Wahl des richtigen Kommunikationskanals, die Gesprächsstruktur und die Gesprächsumgebung den Erfolg beeinflussen.
- Welche Chancen und Risiken der Einsatz von KI-gestützten Tools mit sich bringt – von Gesprächsvorbereitung bis Protokollierung.
- Wie Führungskräfte lernen können, wirklich zuzuhören, statt nur Aufgaben zu verteilen.
- Was Mitarbeitende von diesen Gesprächen erwarten und wie Führungskräfte auch stille Leistungsträger nicht übersehen.

Zum Abschluss fasst Markus Eckstein seine Top-Empfehlungen zusammen, damit diese Folge alle wertvollen Impulse für Führungskräfte, Personalverantwortliche und alle, die Mitarbeitergespräche als wirksames Werkzeug für Motivation, Zusammenarbeit und Zielerreichung nutzen wollen, liefert.

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Mitarbeitergespräche - mehr als Pflichtübung (mit Gast Markus Eckstein, me-Praxis-Trainer)

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How Racing a Marathon Can Take Your Running to the Next Level

This week on the podcast we’re diving into the trends uncovered in the July report authored by our own Alex Lockie documenting the rise of the so-called “non-domiciled CDL” in recent years in the U.S. It’s a kind of license that many states can and do issue to those in the States from other countries and with temporary work authorization. If you haven’t downloaded our report for yourself as of yet, it’s available via this link: https://overdriveonline.com/15750917

Lockie painstakingly gathered non-domiciled CDL issuance data from most states in the nation, and put it all in a single, 20-plus-page report that's available now, even as federal officials work to begin and complete their own review of such CDL-issue practices. 

Context for it? As of but a year ago, very few around trucking had even heard the "non-domiciled CDL" term. 

That includes Raman Dhillon, head of the North American Punjabi Trucking Association, who tells his story in part in this episode. "I learned in the last seven, eight months or so" that such a license existed, he said. At once, as our own Alex Lockie reported in conversation with Dhillon in June, he could see the influx of people into trucking throughout the pandemic period, and continued issues on the CDL training front with fly-by-night schools rushing people into work behind the wheel: https://overdriveonline.com/15748790 

The latter -- the inadequate CDL training issue -- is something he had personal experience with in years past, making it among principal issues for which he continues to advocates a fix. 

Personally, he’s heartened to see the recent federal attention to CDL issuance practices broadly speaking, and non-domiciled CDL issuance in particular. "It's not only a trucking issue," as Dhillon has it. "It's a national security issue. A person crosses the border. Within a couple of months they get their work permit, and within the next month they get their [commercial] license." More time, more training, more vetting, he said, is certainly in order for all kinds of reasons. 

In the podcast, Dhillon walks back through his own experience immigrating to the U.S. in the early-1990s after his father drove truck in Indian military as he was growing up, through to establishing the Primelink Express trucking company with family and other close trucking associates, then the NAPTA association, in 2018, in the wake of advocacy ahead of the ELD mandate.

NAPTA isn't just for Punjabi-Americans, though, as you'll hear. It's set up for any trucking company owner or operator with discount buying groups for fuel, tires, and other parts, likewise back-office support services and more. 

Dive into the story today with both Raman Dhillon and Overdrive Executive Editor Alex Lockie, who chronicles just how he came to author the 20-page report documenting non-domiciled CDL issuance in most states around the nation. If you haven’t read the report yet, go give it a whirl: https://overdriveonline.com/15750917 

As Alex Lockie puts it in the podcast, "i look at it as just kind of a factual framework," he said. "We have maps in the report. ... We have a detailed write-up of every single state and what they told me. Look at your state.  See where your state is on this."

You might just be surprised by what you find. 

Rise of the 'non-domiciled CDL' for non-citizen truck drivers: Safety, rates, security

What it Means with Jonathan Miller | Sort Of Live From Hurricane Erin

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This is a community for those who are trying to run their first 5k or run their best ever 5k! I was a very competitive 5k cross country runner in high school, but that was many moons ago! Now I have made my way back to the sport of running in my late 30’s (36 to be exact) with the goal to run my fastest 5k ever by the age of 40. I want to share this journey with you and share my years of experience with racing, injuries and more; to help you become the best runner you can possibly be.

The Overdrive Radio podcast is produced by Overdrive magazine, the Voice of the American Trucker for 60-plus years. Host Todd Dills -- with a supporting cast among Overdrive editors, contributors and others -- presents owner-operator business leading lights, interviews with extraordinary independent truckers and small fleet owners, and plenty in the way of trucking business and regulatory news and views. Access an archive of all episodes of Overdrive Radio going back more than a decade via this link: http://overdriveonline.com/overdrive-radio

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