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It’s the People, Stupid!

Lead Change Blog

People on your team will develop relationships with you and with each other. When people trust each other, the team can move quickly and surely. Team members should trust each other to do the work they’re supposed to do. That’s operational trust. Relatedness means that people want to be part of a team. Bottom Line.

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To Grow Your Team and Get More Done, Let Go of Perfect

Next Level Blog

That doesn’t just apply to other people; it applies to you and your team too. If everything has to be perfect, not much gets done and the growth of your team stagnates. By following these steps, you’ll get more done and grow your team. What about the impact on the development of your team?

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4 Moves Smart Leaders Make to Get Better Team Results

Great Leadership By Dan

Guest post by Victor Prince : Teams at work are like portfolios of people with different skills and performance patterns. Here are four moves that smart leaders do to get the highest overall return from their team. Stop Micromanaging your Exemplars – You know who the Exemplars on your team are.

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How to Improve Your Organization’s Culture Through Employee Connections

Michael Lee Stallard

As the president of a company that helps coach leaders on improving connections within their businesses, I have seen the importance of strengthening bonds and trust among team members. For example, when you first join a team at work, you expect to be respected. Step 1: Develop a Connection Mindset.

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A Bad Boss can Destroy Everything!

Brigette Hyacinth

In my early career, I worked for a bad boss who put profit before people and sought to gain every ounce of productivity out of employees. We didn’t even stop to celebrate the teams’ successes. Team spirit and morale was extremely low. Sadly, today the company is no longer in operation. I felt stifled.

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How To Build A World-Class Workplace Culture

Eric Jacobson

Over time, I realized that the same characteristics that distinguish the best football teams are also required to succeed in business,” shares Mayberry. Reciting the company’s mission statement at team meetings. This is vital, as what works well for one team or organization may not have the same effect on another.

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Building A Culture For Speed, Impact And Excellence

Eric Jacobson

Over time, I realized that the same characteristics that distinguish the best football teams are also required to succeed in business,” shares Mayberry. Reciting the company’s mission statement at team meetings. This is vital, as what works well for one team or organization may not have the same effect on another.