Tag: leadership

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3 FREE Fixes for Employee Experience

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The best things in life really are FREE. This is especially the with Employee Experience.

Employee Experience: How Toxicity Could Be Squandering Precious ROI

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In this manifesto, I answer this core question: Why do so many companies fall short when it comes to employee experience? by sharing my thoughts and suppositions supported by external
How about Human Resources reporting to the Board?

What if Human Resources reported to the Board of Directors?

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Most companies would agree wholeheartedly with the adage: "people are our most valuable resource." Yet most are structured in a manner where there are two perspectives (leadership/management and employees).
Mastery is making progress in meaning work.

Engaging Employees with Mastery

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To motivate through mastery, managers must provide clear goals and objectives; identify skills needed to succeed at attaining the goals; provide feedback and encouragement all along the way.
Autonomy is a key motivator in Employee Engagement

Engaging Employees with Autonomy

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Autonomy is having the freedom/flexibility to do something on your own. It comes in the form of creativity, time and location.

Reading People: the 6th Sense

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Probably the most powerful skill that one can develop is that of reading people. For with it you can influence, empathize and connect.

Caught Up In Our Feelings at Work

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Disclaimer: some of the links below are affiliated links. Which means, at no cost to you, I will get a commission if you click through and purchase. Feelings and emotions

Why Creativity Matters in Business

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At a recent dinner party, I overheard a young woman tell her cousin “I’m not creative.”  For me, hearing that phrase is like nails on a chalkboard.  Mind you, her