AboutLora Banks Expertise I can answer questions about how to build better relationships with bosses, coworkers, and employees. I can also answer questions about how to create more positive and productive work environments through communication skills, team-building, leadership development, and relationship building techniques.
Experience I am a certified professional executive coach, corporate trainer, and leadership development consultant. I specialize in helping individuals and groups deal with interpersonal "hot spots" or difficult issues. I frequently facilitate conflict resolution and often work with a partnership or team before a full blown conflict erupts to coach people to proactively create positive work cultures.
Organizations International Coach Federation
North Bay Coaches Association
Publications The Coach Approach Blog at www.lorabanks.com
Education/Credentials Instructor in Coaching and Leadership - San Jose State University
Certificate in Leadership - Co-Active Space
Certified Professional Coach - The Coaches Training Institute and John F. Kennedy University
Instructor in Business Communications - U.C. Berkeley Graduate School of Business
B.S. Business - U.C. Berkeley
Past/Present Clients McKesson Corp.
YAHOO!
San Jose State University
Prudential California Realty
Relocation Directors Council
San Francisco Dental Society
ReMax Realty
MBR Coaching
Other industry assignments have included finance, venture capital, real estate development and finance, medical research and development, software, industrial and sales.
Expert: Lora Banks Date: 5/23/2008 Subject: My job might be in jeopardy.
Question Company I work for has posted my job description on monster.com. What should I do? I'm not over worked. I have no indications that my work is unsatisfactory.
Answer Hi Dennis -
The best thing to do in this situation is to ask someone who can provide you with a correct answer. It sounds like you are worried that your company is trying to replace you and you don't have any reason to believe that your work is unsatisfactory. There could be many reasons for your company posting the job on monster.com but you won't know for sure unless you ask.
Rather than worry about it, take some action to address your concerns.
Kind regards,
Lora
Lora Banks, PCC, CPCC
Certified Professional Coach
