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How to Establish Trust and Connection With Coworkers in a Remote Team

Let's Grow Leaders

Many of these workers remain part of a remote team and have NEVER been in the SAME ROOM with their manager or co-workers. ” It’s tricky to read the virtual room and gauge interest, concern, and motivation when everyone is a square on the screen (or their cameras are switched off!). Or after a tough year, ask.

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The Uphill Climb: Why Career Transitions Feel Like Scaling Mount Everest (And How to Do It Anyway).

Rich Gee Group

For most, however, it's more like trying to scale Mount Everest without a map or a guide. List down the companies you're interested in, the job roles they offer, their growth trajectory, and anything else that's relevant. For some, it's a joyous leap into a new professional universe. Where Do You Even Start?

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Quotes And Leadership Lessons From The Pez Outlaw

Joseph Lalonde

A Reel Leadership Article My latest book, Reel Leadership, is now available on Amazon. If you’re looking for a fun, engaging, and interesting documentary, The Pez Outlaw is the documentary for you. If you love movies and leadership, you will love this book. People were going nuts for these items. In the end, the Pezident wins.

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A Better New Year at Work? A Fresh Start to Deeper Human Connection

Let's Grow Leaders

And even for those who’ve returned to the office (or never left in-person work), a few years of “choosing our bubble” has left many of us feeling unmoored. But, how do you ask for what you need, without appearing needy? Most people tell us having a best friend at work is harder now. The benefits are tremendous.

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Sustained Success Requires Your Team to Be Coachable

Great Results Team Building

I spent two decades in locker rooms coaching basketball before transitioning to share those lessons with leaders in other industries as a conference speaker and author. And it was ALWAYS clear who the most talented athletes were at the beginning of our season. The “ willing to change ” part of that equation is the most important.

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Do You Want to Be Heard or Understood?

Frank Sonnenberg Online

Did you ever attend a party where one person dominates the conversation? Similarly, have you ever attended a meeting where one person rambles on and on and on? But if they are trying to communicate , persuade, or influence others in the room, their words are falling on deaf ears. The truth is that they’re talking to themselves.

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Preview Thursday: Blind Spots

Lead Change Blog

Authors Jim Haudan and Rich Berens identify the five most common leadership blind spots that hamper success: Purpose, Story, Engagement, Trust, and Truth in their new book: What Are Your Blind Spots? Many of our current beliefs about how organizations should run date back to the Industrial Age! Change Starts with Our Beliefs.

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