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Two Behavioral Tendencies That Sabotage Team Communication

Lead Change Blog

In my previous article , I wrote about the conversational “sweet spot” that unlocks team performance. It’s a reflection of a team’s “conversational capacity” – the ability to have open, balanced, non-defensive dialogue about tough subjects and in challenging circumstances. Good work happens in the sweet spot.

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How To Reduce Worker Loneliness

Eric Jacobson

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we began sharing our loneliness research with clients and were astonished by how large the appetite was for this topic. The pandemic had finally pulled back the curtain on the concealed topic of loneliness. Establish psychological safety using proportional conversations.

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The 2 Behaviors That Sabotage Team Communication

Leading with Trust

In my previous article I wrote about the conversational “sweet spot” that unlocks team performance. It’s a reflection of a team’s “ conversational capacity ” – the ability to have open, balanced, non-defensive dialogue about tough subjects and in challenging circumstances. Good work happens in the sweet spot.

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Highlights – 10 April

Chartered Management Institute

It’s still a huge topic. An article in CEO World Magazine cited a CMI survey that found 66% of workers felt stressed or anxious if they knew a difficult conversation was coming. She also featured in a Reuters report on the subject. story about the changes. One final suggestion: be empathetic. Why not share it.

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Collard Greens and Leading Yourself

Lead Change Blog

Like dealing with difficult people. Three topics haunted me. While this helps us survive, it’s a subjective trap; by only seeing the world as we want to, our minds narrow and it becomes difficult to understand opposing opinions. Trying to be nice isn’t a reason for doing them.”. But my thinking about the exchange didn’t.

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Is your Leadership Development Developing Leaders?

Great Leadership By Dan

Getting Soft The issue with leadership development is that there is too much emphasis on the hard skills (technical knowledge, teachable, easy to quantify) and not enough focus on the soft skills (interpersonal skills, subjective, harder to measure). Many are generally minor performers.

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Two Weeks and No Updates? Time to Write a Follow-up Email after an Interview

HR Digest

This makes it very difficult to gauge whether it’s appropriate to send a follow-up email a week after the interview or wait longer. A Brief but Clear Subject Line The subject of the email needs to be to the point. I wanted to follow up on our conversation. The components are similar to any standard email.