Company Culture

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Connected, But Disconnected in the Workplace

Think about all the communication channels you have already checked today: Email. Text. Teams. Slack. And probably more than once! While technology allows us to communicate faster than ever, it can also create another set of challenges: Distraction. Disruption. Decision fatigue. Disconnection. We may be answering messages faster, while spending more time switching between channels

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When Great Communication Really Starts

Have you ever walked into a conversation already knowing how it was going to end? Perhaps you were preparing for a difficult discussion with a colleague, giving feedback to an employee, or meeting with your manager. Before anyone had spoken a word, your mind had already created the story. “They won’t understand.” “This isn’t going

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The Cost of “Keeping the Peace”

Have you ever avoided a conversation to maintain harmony? Many business owners and managers indicate they postpone giving feedback or addressing performance issues with employees due to discomfort with conflict, being too busy, or believing the team will not be significantly affected. However, keeping the peace can negatively impact your bottom line. Here’s how: When

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Connecting in Today’s Changing World

Managers in today’s dynamic business landscape face numerous challenges that affect their ability to lead high-performing teams. These challenges often revolve around: 1. Working Environments – Between remote/hybrid setups or multiple locations, teams are scattered. It is tough to keep everyone connected and easy for people to feel left out or isolated. 2. Evolving technology

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Trust in the Workplace

Would you do business with someone you didn’t trust? The level of trust impacts business relationships with employees, clients, and colleagues. In fact, a recent U.S. Business survey indicated 22% employees have left a company because of trust issues. Being honest and transparent with your team members builds trust within your organization. When I was

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Overcoming the Great Detachment

Evolving technology and remote working environments are here to stay, which complicates communication across an organization. We may think our endless communication choices of social media, IM’s, texts, and emails keep us connected and informed. According to Gallup, people are feeling more disconnected from their workplace, with what is being called in 2025 “the Great

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Elevate Your “Thank You”

In today’s world, people want to be recognized for their contributions and to know they are making a difference. That is why appreciation is one of the four core human needs (F.A.I.R.) that leaders should meet to elevate employee engagement. And, engaged employees are 45% more productive and more likely to stay within your organization.

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