Four Leadership Practices That Boost the People Factors
The three people factors and their patterns when some are missing, but as a leader, it’s important toknow how you can boost the factors. See Patterns of Clarity, Unity, and Agility The case study research revealed that leaders who were successful in drivingstrategic speed applied these four practices consistently. Affirming strategies. The first step in driving speed is to […]
Patterns of Clarity, Unity, and Agility
It’s common for organizations to emphasize just one or two of the people factors and, as a result, to encounter some typical speed bumps. In practice, four patterns of organizational behavior crop up frequently. Each is characterized by different levels of clarity, unity, and agility. Not my problem (high clarity, low unity, average agility). In […]
Unmask Workplace Toxicity For Team Success
Recent studies have brought to light the widespread prevalence of toxic workplace cultures, revealing that such environments are 10.4 times more likely to drive employees to quit. This sobering statistic emphasizes the urgent need for organizations to adopt a systematic and structured approach in understanding and transforming workplace cultures. In today’s dynamic and evolving business […]
The Dream Job
More than one in three employees (35%) have changed jobs within the past three years, and 91% of employees left their company to seek their dream job, according to Gallup’s State of the American Workplace report. Gallup asked employees how important certain attributes are when they consider whether to take a job with a different organization. We […]
Creating A Culture of Psychology Safety in workplace
In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, psychological safety is essential for team performance and organizational success. Leaders must cultivate trust and inclusivity, fostering environments where employees feel safe to innovate and engage. The idea of ‘psychological safety’ in the workplace has long been dismissed as a throwaway HR initiative or a corporate buzzword. But in the […]
Next-Level Conflict Resolution: The ‘Possibilist’ Mindset
In an increasingly conflicted world, it’s time for the traditional goal of conflict resolution – coming to an agreement – to change. Conflict Is All Around Us Every day, we are confronted by the headache and heartache of contentious disputes. Perhaps never before have destructive conflicts so divided communities, destroyed relationships, and paralyzed our ability […]
Omni-channel
Have you ever ly to have them disappear when you view the same basket on desktop. The solution to these subpar exhad the victim of a frustratingly disjointed shopping experience? For example, explaining an issue to a service rep, only to have to re-explain yourself when your call or chat gets passed along to someone […]
3 Steps To Become A Better Leader In A Low Trust World
Between rising interest rates, the tight labor market, and a lingering banking crisis, no one would blame your workforce or you – for feeling more than a little apprehensive right now. Yet experts also say this can be a great opportunity for leaders to step in – and inspire. Everything moves at the speed of […]
Developing Talent Through A Growth Mindset
In many businesses, there are leaders who often ask the question, “Why do employees have everything to complete the job but they are not successful?” In some researches, there are two mindsets that people can have about their talents and abilities. Almost every truly great athlete– Michael Jordan, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Tiger Woods, Mia Hamm, Pete […]
A Guide to Motivating Yourself at Work
If you’re feeling disengaged, burned out, or stressed at work, here are some strategies our authors suggest you put into practice.Understand the impact of your work.When we start our careers, it’s not always easy to see (and understand) the value we create. When we can’t see our impact, we feel less motivated. According to performance […]
