A little healthy competition can be good thing!
Healthy competition in the workplace can be a very effective motivator. Merge draws a parallel between leadership and ecology at Yellowstone National Park.
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What will it (really) take to effect behaviour change in your employees?
One of the questions I get asked very often by leaders is how to effect behaviour change? Not just for today or tomorrow, but in a way that creates long-term and sustainable change. The answer is: with short-term actions. Indeed,
Now is a great time to assess (or re-assess) your personal motivations
Glynis Devine and I have been professional colleagues for several years, but only just recently we also started collaborating on several projects. As a result, she has also become a dear friend. I am SO thrilled that she agreed to
10 Ways to make virtual team meetings engaging and fun
Does the thought of having to get on to yet another virtual team meeting exhaust you? If so, you’re not alone. Many a person is contemplating the idea of (at least temporarily) boycotting all forms of electronic communication. The irony
Establish weekly one-on-one meetings to become more productive
I’m back today on the blog with another tool to not only help you be more productive and efficient in your leadership role, but also, as an unexpected bonus, support and motivate your staff to higher performance. Today’s tip in
Hate your job? You have three choices
If you’re spending eight hours a day (or more) in a job that you’re not crazy about, then you have three options moving forward. That’s right, only three! And whining at the water cooler about how much you hate your