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From Confusion to Clarity: Addressing Unclear Expectations

Let's Grow Leaders

For instance, in situations like deciding if turning on the camera during virtual meetings is necessary, phrases like “It appears we have different perspectives on this” can pave the way for open dialogue. Asking questions to gain a deeper understanding of each team member’s perspective.

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Situational Team Decision-Making: Collaboration Does Not Require Consensus

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

There are six ways teams can make decisions. Pushing for consensus when it’s not needed actually makes collaboration more difficult. The best collaborative environments are situational in their approach to team decision-making. You make countless decisions every day.

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4 Powerful Communication Strategies for an Unpopular Return to Office Decision

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How Do I Communicate an Unpopular Return to Office Decision #AskingForaFriend? I know my team is not a fan (and quite frankly, neither am I). I get the rationale, AND it’s going to make all of our lives a bit harder. It’s time to communicate this to my team. The timing is terrible. Here’s a bit more.

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End Game First

Leading Blog

There is risk with any decision made during a crisis, but it is better than standing still. Motions run high, teams grow anxious, and unpredictable turns can come at any time. You are making decisions that move you forward, but they are not the final word on the situation. Information is a powerful currency.

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Failure to Communicate: What to Do When Your Boss (or Team) Don’t Get It

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or, “Doesn’t the team understand why we’re doing what we’re doing?” – the answer is almost always “No, they don’t get it. The alternative is that they understand–they’re fully aware of the situation and the consequences of their decisions—and they made their choice, anyway. They don’t fully understand.”

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How to Train a Struggling Team Member to Make Better Decisions

Let's Grow Leaders

Hi Karin, I need better results from a person on my team. But some of their decisions are taking us in a completely different direction. How do I get them to make BETTER DECISIONS? hashtag # askingforafriend 5 Actionable Strategies for Making Better Decisions This is actually something I wrestle with quite often.

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Employee Retention Strategies When Work Gets Chaotic and Messy

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Employee retention strategies will help your team stick around through reorganizations, layoffs, and other corporate chaos. Effective employee retention strategies are critical to help your team come through the other side with confidence and enthusiasm for their work. They’d also involved the team in early decision-making.

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