Nicki Sanders

Nicki Sanders, The Packaged For Success Coach, is an experienced coach, trainer, group facilitator, and program manager. She has packaged her Masters of Social Work degree and over 15 years of work experience into Packaged For Success, a training and professional development company. Nicki is passionate about organizational and career development. She is an Adjunct Professor who has an extensive experience in developing and managing internship programs.

How You Can Restructure Your Company’s Management Into 21st Century Leadership

How You Can Restructure Your Company’s Management Into 21st Century Leadership Jeffrey Hayzlett, VIP Contributor, Entrepreneur There’s the ‘old school’ model and the ‘new school’ model. Which one are you? The age of management is dead!  At least management as we knew it. Executives are no longer looking to micromanage everyday decisions; instead, they’re empowering other employers […]

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4 Massive Mistakes Many Companies Make When Promoting New Managers

4 Massive Mistakes Many Companies Make When Promoting New Managers A person who is very good at her job is not automatically going to be equally good supervising other people doing that job. Shawn Doyle, Guest Writer, Entrepreneur Imani was really great at customer service. Everyone viewed her as a superstar. Coworkers, customers and management

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Can I Thrive During the Government Shutdown?

I left the federal government in 1997, so I admit that I had a lot less financial responsibilities when I embraced a furlough over two decades ago.  That furlough was also shorter in duration. I fully understand that over 800,000 federal workers are concerned about stable housing, healthcare, education, utilities, transportation, and food. I don’t

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How Being a Workaholic Differs from Working Long Hours

By Nancy P. Rothbard, Get Pocket Hanna, a finance director at an international home care retailer, works long hours. She’s usually in the office from 9am to 5pm, but at home, when her three children go to sleep, she’ll work another four hours, not closing her laptop until midnight. She sometimes also works on weekends.

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