As an executive, manager or leader, you know that company culture matters. Over the last few years, you have probably worked hard to establish an effective corporate culture. But how do you know if it’s “effective”? Is it really making a difference in your bottom line or in the lives of your employees? Measure […]
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Regardless of the size of a team or organization, nearly every leader expects people to step up and take 100% responsibility—for their own career, for their engagement, for driving innovation–on and on the list goes. However, few leaders consider what they need to do to help foster an environment where people take responsibility within their
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Voluntary turnover, at an all-time high, is costing US businesses over 1 trillion dollars a year. With up to 40% of employees expressing job-related dissatisfaction and stress, corporate leaders have reason to be concerned. Consider, for example, the Monday Morning Blues or the stress employees feel about heading back to offices or work after the
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If you’ve ever wondered how to keep up with the changing landscape and demands about what employees want, you’re not alone. You may read articles with the latest research, order books that explain differences in expectations among Millennials, Generation Xers and Boomers—and still struggle with how best to engage and retain your most important assets—employees.
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What do you remember from your last in-house training webinar? Have you taken time to review your notes, shared what you learned with others or actually made a change based on what you learned? As listening experts, we realize that most people forget 70% of what they hear if it isn’t reinforced and practiced within
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Written by Harry Hutson, Ph.D. and published in The Practitioner’s Journal of The NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science in February 2019. That post-truth is accorded airtime in public discourse signals a crisis of trust in our institutions. We cannot survive as a coherent community, polity or economy when prejudiced opinions, alternative facts, conspiracy theories
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