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Conversation with Pat Farnack on Employee Retention in Today’s Environment

Michael Lee Stallard

The post Conversation with Pat Farnack on Employee Retention in Today’s Environment appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard. In our conversation, Pat and I discussed strategies that organizations can use to create a more positive culture that connects and ultimately retains employees. Listen to the full interview.

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TD Magazine Shines Spotlight on Emotional Compensation in October Issue

Michael Lee Stallard

It’s one of the strategies firms can use to create an environment where employees truly want to be – an essential asset during the “Great Resignation.” I’ve shared my thoughts about the importance of emotional compensation several times on the blog this year.

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Watch the Recording of My Recent Webinar With getAbstract

Michael Lee Stallard

Our topic was “Remote Work, Rising Stress and the Critical Need for Connection” – a timely discussion for today’s environment. Recently, I had the privilege of being the guest speaker for a webinar hosted by getAbstract , one of the leading book summary organizations in the world.

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November 5 Webinar With ExecuNet

Michael Lee Stallard

We’ll be talking about remote work, rising stress, and the critical need for connection in today’s environment. . Join me and the team at ExecuNet for a complimentary webinar on November 5. ExecuNet is a organization focused on providing senior executives with advice and counsel for the unique challenges they might be facing.

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GovExec Daily Podcast Appearance: Bringing Employees Back to the Office

Michael Lee Stallard

But what type of workplace environment are employees returning to? The decision to bring employees back to the office is one facing many organizations. Is it a healthy or unhealthy workplace culture? The answer has important implications for whether employees will be willing to return. .

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Preparing for Re-entry into the Physical Workplace: Lessons from NASA

Michael Lee Stallard

They are surrounded by a dangerous environment that poses a threat to their physical health. The amygdala, a part of the brain, is constantly monitoring the environment you’re in, assessing if someone or something may be a threat and sending signals throughout your body accordingly. Their home also serves as their workplace.

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Interview with Kathy Caprino Published in Forbes

Michael Lee Stallard

We talked about what’s driving employees to quit, the types of work cultures that are most engaging, and how to create the type of work environment that people don’t want to leave. You can read the full article here. Looking for more information on creating an engaging workplace culture?

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