300 | John Cameron Interviews the Head Coach Chris Thomson

Today we wanted to offer you something really special for our 300 episode of Leaders of Tomorrow podcast. And because many of our leaders listening to the show asked Chris to turn the microphone around and speak about his own experience with the Student Works Management Program, we thought it would be a great idea to do exactly that.

 

So, today’s episode is going to be led by John Cameron, one of our Business Coaches and he is going to interview the podcast’s host, Chris Thomson, the Head Coach of Student Works.

 

They will have a fantastic conversation about the history of Student Works, his own experience in the program and how he got to where he is today.

 

You will discover how Chris found out about Student Works and what made him decide to join the program.

 

You will learn what the Student Works training was like when Chrisstarted.

 

Chris will talk about his favourite memories from his early days as an operator, as well as about some of his first major setbacks and how he managed to overcome those challenges.

 

You will find out what are some of the skills Chris developed in the program that he still relies on today.

 

Chirs will also reveal one of the best ways to deal with customers when they get angry and the key secret to developing and maintaining lifelong relationships with other leaders.

 

Chris will talk about what made him want to become a coach, he will reveal the most important qualities he believes a leader of tomorrow should have and so much more.

 

Listen now and enjoy!

 

What You Will Learn In This Show:

• • What was the Student Works training like when Chirs first came in? 
  • Chris’ favorite memories from his early days as an operator
  • What made Chris want to become a coach?
  • What was the culture like back then and how has it evolved? 
  • What was one of Chirs’s first major setbacks early on and how he managed to overcome that challenge?
  • The most important qualities a leader of tomorrow should have
  • And so much more...

 

Resources:

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