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Fixing Dysfunctional Leadership: How To Target & Transform Bad Managers.

Rich Gee Group

This article explores four strategies to reinforce leadership growth by considering the unique context of the company's culture and organizational structure, ensuring that development efforts are effective and resonant with all members of the organization. Create Feedback Loops: Frequent and honest feedback is critical for leader growth.

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Bridging the Gap: Transforming Dysfunctional Manager-Team Dynamics

Rich Gee Group

"Getting a manager and their team to communicate effectively is like trying to teach cats to swim in formation. A harmonious relationship between a manager and their team is paramount in the intricate dance of corporate dynamics. When team members feel connected, their trust in leadership also increases.

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Be A Better Leader - 20 Leadership Hacks For Managers.

Rich Gee Group

I managed large teams for over 15 years in corporate and have been coaching C-Level clients for 15 more. During this time, I've probably run into every scenario a manager can experience. Translate upper management's vague directives into things your team can understand and take action on. Motivate people, don't command them.

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How to Be an Unpredictable Manager Who Energizes the Team.

Rich Gee Group

Over 20 years ago, I had a manager whose presence was an instant energy booster. Sometimes, he'd spontaneously invite us to sit in on a meeting with upper management, giving us a glimpse into high-level decision-making. Traditional management theory often centers around stability, predictability, and standardization.

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Why Management Hates A WFH/Hybrid Culture.

Rich Gee Group

Why is management so focused on getting employees back into the office? I think management is afraid of people goofing off. They’ve developed good communication and management practices with their staff. They love WFH, but they run into trouble frequently and require regular check-ins with management during the day.

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What Is The Difference Between a Manager and a Leader?

Rich Gee Group

It’s incredible how many people think they’re leaders, who are in fact functioning managers and how many managers who are actually leaders in disguise. When I teach leadership, I focus on four areas — communication, motivation, delegation, and education (learn more here). But the real question is, what’s the difference?

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Be A Better Leader – 30 Leadership Hacks For Managers.

Rich Gee Group

I managed large teams for over 20 years in corporate and have been coaching C-Level clients for 14 more. During this time, I’ve probably run into every scenario a manager can experience. Translate upper management’s vague directives into things your team can understand and take action on. Never b t your staff.