by Mandy Green, Busy CoachThe Olympics are here and it always gets me thinking how the best in the world at ANYTHING are always measurement freaks. Imagine a football game without a score.A swimmer without a clock.A comedian without an audience.A movie without the box office …
Getting Familiar and Real with the 2 “Abilities” In Recruiting
by Grant Mollring, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesHow many of you have gotten through an entire recruiting cycle and have lamented on the overall quality of your recruiting class? How much time and energy did you spend on the big fish and what was your return on investment? It could be that you …
The Gen Z Students You’re Recruiting Want More Of This
By Jeremy Tiers, Vice President of Admissions Services3 minute readNext week in Florida I’ll be leading my first of 7 recruiting workshops in a 30 day span on different campuses across of the country.When it comes to my dinner choice after a long day of speaking, I tend to prefer a nice …
A Simple Way to Conquer Repeat Tasks
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachThe human mind doesn’t perform well when given difficult but repetitive tasks.Think of the cockpit of an airplane or a nurse in the ICU.We tend to miss critical steps which end with errors, omissions and other problems. The depth and breadth of what we know …
Tips To Help You Sound Less Robotic
By Jeremy Tiers, Vice President of Admissions Services3 minute readWhenever we ask students to give advice about communicating with Gen Z during the college search process, large amounts of quotes similar to these two continue to appear.“We want something that feels personal and sounds …