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WFH Is Here to Stay—How To Manage a Remote Team Effectively?

HR Digest

Empathy is the key–understand their unique challenges and be flexible, focusing on outputs rather than micromanaging their every move. These virtual watering holes provide a central gathering place for ideation, task tracking, and good old-fashioned digital bonding. Set clear goals and objectives, leaving no room for ambiguity.

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Quotes And Leadership Lessons From Ocean’s 8

Joseph Lalonde

They bring in the hacker Nine Ball, Rose the fashion designer, Constance, Amita the jeweler, and Tammy. Rose, the fashion designer, was with Daphne as Daphne began to freak out over whether or not the Toussaint necklace would look good on her neck. And this is what she does in Ocean’s 8. The team works together in unison.

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How to Seize Opportunity in a World of Disruption

Skip Prichard

It is through that shared understanding, training, and practice that the agility mindset is created. Additionally, organizational cultures – and agility – suffer from micromanagement, indecisiveness, and suppression of truth and dissent. It’s a common misconception that “command-and-control” is synonymous with micromanagement.

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How to Get an Employee to Work Faster

Harvard Business Review

” Yet scaring people into speeding up will only end up backfiring, says Elizabeth Grace Saunders, a time coach and the founder of Real Life E Time Coaching & Training. That means it’s up to you to highlight goals, even if it feels at first like micromanaging. Eliminate roadblocks and hurdles. So we tolerated it.”

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The New Calculus of Competition

Harvard Business Review

That's why the art of competition is in danger of devolving to little more than a brutish exercise in racing to a bottom already as packed a Tokyo subway train at rush hour. The result: a zero-sum global economic game. 20,000 new products, and barely a handful that delight, amaze, inspire, educate, elevate, matter.