Retroactive Expectations and the Law of Seeing Things
Retroactive Expectations and the Law of Seeing Things
I was asked by Brandy Ferrer the founder of Pathfinder Strategies to write a column about mismatched expectations in project management. It was an honor to write for Brandy and her exciting consulting team of culture builders.
Brandy Ferrer Pathfinder Strategies
Pathfinder Strategies was founder with the belief that dynamic teams don’t just happen and organizational success is not an accident. It requires engagement and commitment from the leaders and team members alike. Brandy believes that people are a company’s most important investment and competitive advantage. Her work harnesses the unique talents of individuals and nurtures relationships to help the organization achieve its goals.
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Brandy has developed corporate training departments, organizational development initiatives, strategic planning, and national training programs. Her experience spans the public and private sectors; small local business and large national corporations in a variety of industries. Brandy has over a decade of experience in professional development including leadership and management coaching, team building, talent development and culture strengthening.
Brandy has a certificate in Adult Learning, and a certificate from the Association of Talent Development for Managing the Learning Function. Brandy is certified as an Emotional Intelligence practitioner with Multi-Health Systems. She is also a certified practitioner and analyst for Behaviors and Motivators through Target Training International. Brandy is the only certified practitioner and coach of the BioCode System™ in the western United States.
About Dr. Z
Dr. Z Zachary S Brooks
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*I earned a doctorate in Second Language Acquisition with concentrations in cognitive science and management from the University of Arizona.