The simple answer is performance. Our research has repeatedly shown a concrete link between having a best friend at work and the amount of effort employees expend in their job.
Not only did 68% of CEOs say that they were not fully prepared for the job, but the areas of difficulty were all related to “soft” skills.
Conflict is one of the things that adults don’t do well. These tips, albeit created for kids would make an immediate difference in many a workplace conflict.
And what about the fact that a conversation is a two way engagement. If its boring – then both parties have a role to play in that.
It’s like a fleeting dream, that at the time felt so very significant; upon waking, you are just left with a whiff of something important that you’ve missed.
So, what are these things that will improve your leadership and give you a more productive team?
It’s the age old issue- the head office gets all the cool perks, whilst the satellite offices feel like they’re left with the remnants (if they receive anything at all). It is hard. How do you build and create belonging amongst teams that work remotely.
How are you taking the opportunities that present, even if you don’t feel ready for them? And how are you making opportunities or seeking them out, if they aren’t readily apparent?
Only one today .. be inspired by someone who has worked hard, very hard, and achieved plenty – with much more to come.
I can’t tell you the number of instances of sexual harassment I have heard about over the years. And it’s always accompanied by so many
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