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5 Easy Steps to Make Your Next Leadership Training Day More Engaging and Effective

Great Results Team Building

In fact, in 2019 Training Industry reported that “businesses saw an ROI of 29% within only three months of leadership development training and an annual ROI of 415%. Conduct surveys, assessments, or hold focus groups to identify your team’s specific needs and development areas. Action Tip: Gather data, not dust.

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Leading Question: Are You a Barrier Buster?

The Practical Leader

In their Harvard Business Review article, “ Rid Your Organization of Obstacles That Infuriate Everyone ,” Stanford professors Robert Sutton and Huggy Rao report on their study of this more, more, more problem. These were systematically collected from all groups and drawn together into the five biggest themes or problem areas.

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The Pros And Cons Of Working Remotely

The Horizons Tracker

The findings emerged from a number of focus groups involving both managers and non-managers from a wide range of different sectors. Participants also reported a distinct blurring of boundaries, along with invasions of privacy and a sense that work was impinging on caregiver responsibilities. Negative experiences.

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Defeating Work-From-Home Burnout and Zoom Fatigue

Lead Change Blog

Run surveys and do focus groups and one-on-one interviews to get quantitative and qualitative data on the virtual work issues in your organization. Use text or recorded video or audio form to send reports and updates for others to review and respond later. Weekly check-in and progress report evaluation.

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Generating Keen Energy That Electrifies a Powerful Culture

The Practical Leader

The consultant will interview key leaders and staff, run focus groups, and gather input from a variety of sources. This often starts with surveys and third-party interviews or focus groups. The outside company then prepares a summary report. Regularly report back to everyone on progress and adjust.

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From Clashes to Collaboration – 7 Steps to a Thriving Team Culture After a Corporate Merger

Great Results Team Building

Conduct focus groups where employees from both sides can share their concerns and aspirations. And if you do not address the many issues that a corporate merger or acquisition present regarding your culture, you will soon lose many of the people that could propel your organization forward successfully.

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Reality Check: Are Your Values Hot Air and Gas?

The Practical Leader

When completing a direct report’s performance appraisal, ask for input on your own behavior (and the effectiveness of that coaching). Run focus groups using a cross-section of people in your organization. A neutral facilitator can prepare a report summarizing the feedback.