Michael Lee Stallard

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The Week Explores the Global Loneliness Epidemic

Michael Lee Stallard

Mary Held, head of IMS Columbus, made us aware of this outstanding brief on the global loneliness epidemic published by The Week. The post The Week Explores the Global Loneliness Epidemic appeared first on Michael Lee Stallard.

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Boost Employee Engagement Globally

Michael Lee Stallard

Earlier this year my colleague Jason Pankau spoke at the HR Summit in Singapore.

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Today is the day!

Michael Lee Stallard

While there is no “one-size-fits-all” culture in today’s increasingly diverse and global world, research supports that the strongest cultures share a high degree of human connection. The need for connection is more important now than ever before given that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing greater stress, loneliness, and isolation.

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The School of Connection Podcast Interview

Michael Lee Stallard

We talked about America’s loneliness epidemic, the factors contributing to loneliness, global trends in loneliness and connection, and how to become more connected in your community. I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Rana Olk, founder and host of The School of Connection podcast. Listen to our full conversation.

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To Cope with Labor Shortage, Raise Emotional Compensation

Michael Lee Stallard

The Gallup Organization’s State of the Global Workplace 2021 found that: negative emotions among employees across the world have been rising for years and reached record levels in 2020, seven in 10 employees are presently struggling or suffering, and. Navy, and Steph Curry and Steve Kerr of the Golden State Warriors NBA basketball team.

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Pfizer’s Straight Talk on Culture

Michael Lee Stallard

We engaged with leaders across the business and sought the candid input of approximately 11,000 colleagues globally. Leading a global business means managing operations in some nations where meeting high ethical standards is more challenging given the prevalence of corruption in the local culture.

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What Corporate Culture is Best for Change?

Michael Lee Stallard

Several years ago, one of my clients, FCB, a leading global advertising network, hired a leader named Bryan Crawford to manage its New Zealand agency, which had approximately 60 employees and lagged in the marketplace. Bryan expanded the leadership team and asked them to work together to create the culture they always wanted to work in.

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