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Anarchy in the Workplace

General Leadership

After recently reflecting on recent book I read and a sermon I heard, I propose that Anarchy in the Workplace could be a result of regulations, rules, policies, and too much information. The post Anarchy in the Workplace appeared first on General Leadership. Read more at [link]. Malcolm Gladwell, from Blink.

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Culture Management: It’s a Thing

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It is now time that we take the same approach with workplace culture. To get started, here’s a quick definition of culture management: Culture management is the collection of activities, processes, and systems an organization uses to understand, shape, and change its workplace culture on an ongoing basis. Understand. Constantly.

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6 Fundamentals That Underpin Engagement – authentic organizations are high-performing organizations.

Strategy Driven

We’ve synthesized these ideal organizational qualities and have shown how some workplaces are making the elements of the dream real, inspiring the rest of us in the process. And we know that engagement is correlated with performance. And we know that engagement is correlated with performance. This is not an easy thing to achieve.

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The Right Way to Respond to Negative Feedback

Harvard Business Review

As renowned psychologist William Swann put it , when humans receive feedback that conflicts with our self-image, we “suffer the severe disorientation and psychological anarchy that occurs when [we] recognize that [our] very existence is threatened.” But processing and acting on negative feedback is not always easy.

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What Facebook Knows About Engaging Millennial Employees

Harvard Business Review

Millennials now outnumber Gen Xers in the American workplace. Facebook holds the distinction of being the first Fortune 500 company to be founded and led by a Millennial, and we pride ourselves on having built a workplace that is designed by and for this generation. So what does it take to attract and retain Millennial talent?