How I make it work: ‘It’s important to focus less on what people are doing wrong, but highlight what they are doing right’
Strong communication is one of life’s greatest skills. Praising colleagues when they do a task well builds their self-efficacy, enabling them to grow into confident, productive employees
Niall Cribben is managing director of valuation advisory services at Duff & Phelps in Ireland. Cribben studied accounting and finance at Dublin Institute of Technology and trained in the audit department of RSM Farrell Grant Sparks. He had been promoted to a management position at RSM Farrell Grant Sparks by the time the firm was acquired by Duff & Phelps, the US-headquartered consulting firm, in 2014. Before taking up his current role last March, Cribben...
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