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- How does leadership influence organisational culture?
It is a result of how we lead and how we team. To change culture, we need to change how we lead and how we team. An essential first step in influencing organisational culture through teaming and leading.
- Moving from surviving to thriving
workplace, motivated (inspired workforce), learning mindset, diversity, equity and inclusion, wellbeing, purpose Emotional intelligence, authenticity, behavioural agility, purposefulness, trustworthiness, resilience
- The secret sauce to a thriving team.
That lead us to creating all sorts of frameworks and interviews to identify and assess for these skills
- Protecting Workplace Culture: Talent and Hiring Managers as first responders.
Which leads us to the next point, building your employer brand brings enormous benefits.
- We've been busy with #CuratedConversations
to navigate the fourth industrial revolution, and so it is built on our four pillars of Connection, Purpose
- Are you really accountable for culture without visibility?
We may make it sound easy, but we know workplace culture is not easy to lead.
- Are we underplaying our best talent? And what is needed to play your people BIG!
up in an inflated sense of self and their priorities and workloads, forgetting there's more than a head we speak to give feedback, we are speaking to the heart who then connects with and responds with the head particularly we rely on the viewpoints and feedback of a limited few - CEO, a peer, and if you're lucky the Head ✅Deliver feedback that acknowledges how the heart and head might react by being emotionally intelligent
- Coaching, a critical leadership skill to build empowered teams!
This isn’t easy and takes effort to lean into. But this perspective has you in your head, focused on what to ask next rather than present to the story
- Putting the ‘good’ back into goodbye. Why an exit interview is good for Culture.
We know the fight for talent is continuing, so don’t be afraid to express your sadness at their leaving Think of it this way, when a customer leaves you, what would you do to get them back? it’s a two part approach, some questions asked by their leader at the time of resignation and when leaving
- Employee Engagement tools: what not to do! Part 3
You need a bit of head wind to evolve and grow.
- The repercussions of speaking up. The pull between courage and fear!
signalling apprehension, a distrust, so I had to dig deep, to challenge my perspective, that it wasn’t bias loaded When leaders struggle to explain their decisions with facts; explanations that leave you wondering what's
- The superpower of resilience.
positive, it’s being aware of when I need to check-in on myself, to recharge and plug those energy leaks
