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Workplace Conflict: Why it’s So Tricky Now and What To Do About It

Let's Grow Leaders

Stress, disengagement, quiet quitting, and mass resignations… Has all the rapid change led to more workplace conflict? 70% of participants report the same or more conflict over the last few years. Managers are relearning how to lead and support their teams. 55% of participants advised: “Be patient/stay calm.”

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Coaches : The Expanding Influence in Leadership

CO2

The Transformative Impact of Coaching in Leadership Boosting Performance and Developing New Behaviors A study by Dion Leadership involving 100 participants who received coaching found that nearly all respondents agreed that this form of development provided them with valuable insights and new behaviors to enhance their performance at work.

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How Procrastination Causes Stress At Work

The Horizons Tracker

New research highlights the various factors that can contribute to our procrastination, including poor time management and perfectionism. The consequences are often grave, with stress levels rising and job satisfaction falling. Nonetheless, it’s probably something that both individuals and managers wish to reduce.

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Managers Expectations Are Key To Making Remote Working Work

The Horizons Tracker

By and large, the consensus suggests that remote work improves our wellbeing by giving us a better work-life balance and lower stress by removing our commute and giving us more control over our lives. Daily lives The researchers asked participants to complete a questionnaire three times per day over a typical working week.

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Conversation with Walt Rakowich on Connection Culture

Michael Lee Stallard

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to participate in a LinkedIn Live conversation with Walt Rakowich, former CEO of S&P 500 firm Prologis and author of the book Transfluence. It was a great discussion on topics that are top of mind for many of today’s current and emerging leaders.

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Change Management Challenges

Lead Change Blog

The potential for change increases with our participation in the process. People can only handle a certain amount of change at one time; change can be exceedingly stressful for many people. It’s easier, less stressful and usually more successful to work your way into the change. Explain the change!

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Implementing the Seven Principles for Intentional Work Culture Change

Mike Cardus

Their cultural contexts influence them, but they also have the agency to effect change within them. Encourage managers at all levels to facilitate change, not just dictate it. How to notice when not going well: Apathy or lack of participation in initiatives. Misalignment between the perceptions of management and employees.