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10/11/2015

Thanks Sara of the Highlands Company for a terrific profile! http://www.highlandsco.com/dr-tom-tavantzis-talks-hab-executive-coaching-and-greece/

Dr. Tom has administered the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) since 1993, but only after much hesitation in the beginning. “I was a skeptical New Yorker!” Tom joked. “At the time, there was really only a few popular assessment tools, like …

22/09/2015

Career development, job success, and how to be a leader are on your mind. Learn how to identify the career value you provide in this lecture at Saint Joseph'...

31/07/2015

Here is a link for a podcast I did the other day http://www.discovertalentpodcast.com/ #!episode-065-tavantzis/c3ey

Read an edited summary of the complete podcast interview: the questions asked with answers including resources and tools recommended by each guest.

16/04/2015

here is an a recent article Philadelphia Business Journal published of mine. Hope you find it helpful in your teamwork http://m.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/blog/guest-comment/2015/04/the-true-meaning-of-creating-diversity-on-your.html?page=all&r=full

As a manager assembling a team for a new project or staffing a new or restructured department, you might say you are looking for diversity. But do you really have a full sense of what that means?

19/02/2015

Here is an excellent overview of the Highlands Career Process
https://www.youtube.com/embed/lSpUlFQItrU

The Highlands Company is the publisher of the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) and the company behind the Highland Whole Person Method, a four-step process th...

09/01/2015

Do you have a teen preparing for college? Did you know we have a program specifically for teens to help them harness their talents, explore potential educational majors and choose meaningful careers? Check out exploreyourtalents.com for more information and don't wait to help your teen explore his/her talents!

The courses and workshops are based on the Highland Battery, a series of 19 exercises that measure and define your natural abilities. Learn More About The Highlands Battery

30/12/2014

Yes, Resolution #6- Give yourself time to meet your goals

If you’re dreading the inevitable day your New Year’s resolutions—to lose weight, get a better job, and drink less, perhaps?—fall flat, it might be because you need different resolutions. Instead o...

30/12/2014

ABC News Correspondent Dan Harris explains why anyone who boasts about their ability to multitask is lying to themselves. "We literally...

23/12/2014

Thanks to Philadelphia Business Journal for having me as guest contributor again! I offer some tips to re-energize your career and to help solve the most intriguing puzzle of all- how to have a meaningful journey in your career and life.

Not everyone can turn their interests or hobbies into a major career change, but it's a mistake to ignore them as we seek to align our goals and our passions.

17/12/2014

We're getting close to New Year's Resolution time, does anyone have a career related resolution they're making this year? The good news is, you don't have to wait for January. What's holding you back?

04/12/2014

Looking for the perfect holiday gift for a recent college grad? Hardwired is full of strategies to help define goals and maximize potential and it's available on Amazon. Use your Prime Membership and get it delivered even sooner. Stuff their stockings with something useful this year!

This is a book for people who want to start looking at their careers in a new way by understanding their hard-wired strengths- in a new way. In it, Dr. Thomas N. Tavantzis offers a unique way to think deeply about your own natural aptitudes - and how they influence career and role choices. Apollo...

18/11/2014

Thank you to Philadelphia Business Journal for having me as a guest contributor. Check out the tips I share for career development and comment below if you've identified your natural leadership abilities.

In today's business world, the advantage goes to those who know themselves. There are managers or CEOs who can surround themselves with players who complement their strengths or supplement what they cannot do well.