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

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” You have a chance to lead and overcome a failure to communicate. Nearly every leader we’ve ever worked with feels it. Those moments where the thread of understanding seems to unravel, leaving you feeling exasperated and silently screaming “Don’t they understand?” Doesn’t my boss get it?

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How to Lead Through Chaos without Burning Out You or Your Team

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To lead through chaos, clarify what matters most and define reality for yourself, your team, and your manager. When you take the initiative to lead through chaos you’ll give your team the confidence they need and protect them (and yourself) from burnout. Exhausted “I just don’t know what to do.” It’s crazy around here.

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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

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Effective leaders prepare their teams for changing priorities, create structures to help the team shift, and advocate for their team to ensure their work is meaningful. Create a Consistent Reliable Communication Strategy. I was excited for the opportunity to add value and prove what I could do. Advocate for Your Team.

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Remote Team Communication: How to Send Memorable Messages

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Capture Attention Through Better Remote Team Communication With so many people working from anywhere, effective remote team communication has never been more critical. But with so many digital distractions and competing priorities, how can you ensure that your team is paying attention to what matters most?

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How to Stop My Boss from Wasting My Time with Their Bad Delegation

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What did she say?” She looked at what I’d done and frowned.” Pretty soon she says, ‘This isn’t what I wanted.’” “But it’s what you asked for!” “Pretty soon she says, ‘This isn’t what I wanted.’” “But it’s what you asked for!” It’s not what we need. But what’s happening with Declan’s manager?

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Clear Talk, Less Squawk: How to Leverage Clear Communication for More Useful Conflict

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Clear communication gets you past “magical thinking” to create a shared understanding of success. We’ll bet that somewhere along the line, clear communication was compromised, and “magical thinking” crept in. You assume they should know what’s expected because __ fill in the blank here (e.g.

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Three Secrets to Building Strong Leaders

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T OO many leaders are stuck in mediocrity. A Ketchum study found that only 23% of the 25,000 surveyed believe their leaders are leading well. Only 31% believe leaders communicate well. And after the 2020-21 Covid response, I doubt those statistics have changed much. Great leaders aren’t born—they’re made.