“Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.” —Theodore Roosevelt As the holiday season approaches, so does the time of gifting. While we often think of tangible and monetary gifts to share with employees, the impact is temporary. Yet gifts with lasting impact are ones that show how much you […]
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No matter how skilled, charismatic, or engaging a person may be, it is difficult to keep listeners engaged on Zoom, teams, WebEx, etc. Since listeners have the power to decide whether to listen or not, leaders must avoid making the following dangerous listener assumptions. Dangerous Assumption #1 Speakers control communication. With most employees working remotely
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Leaders who have been recently promoted often discover they’ve inherited team members who they may not have chosen on their own. In fact, many leadership changes and promotions are designed to “clean-up” what other leaders have left behind. A leader’s future success depends on his or her ability to play the hand they’ve been dealt.
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