Ceri Rowland, GGM People and Culture at Douglas Pharmaceuticals joins us on next week's webinar to talk about the role of open feedback in culture change. "If you're trying to build an open, positive, thriving culture, why would you do it secretively?"
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Ruby's experiences being a mother in a male-dominated industry has lead to the creation and open sourcing of a parental journey benefit that even small businesses can afford. https://t.co/wIb2NDjNPO
When you start to see people connecting with other humans who supposedly aren’t like them, that’s when you start to see innovation, change, growth and big ideas in our organizations. https://t.co/fqJkEDHAGh by @thoughtxchng
Rather than issue top-down, blanket directives about what to expect, managers should engage in one-on-one dialogues to align each employee’s hoped-for experience with the organizational vision. https://t.co/b1eLvNTIME by @harvardbiz
35% say more appreciation for their work would help them feel more supported during COVID-19. This is the top answer when asked how organizations can better support their employees, tied with work-life balance. https://t.co/XipW0G5wTM by @Achievers
Strong interpersonal relationships are critical to promote courageous conversations that help address issues, improve how the team is working, and develop new solutions. https://t.co/w2qnExX7k9 by @gusrazzetti
If you manage introverts you don’t need science to tell you that group meetings and team-wide brainstorming sessions are not the ideal way to get their feedback... https://t.co/QAXBUeZpYv
The value of your team's work depends on the value of their conversations.
Here's how to create a safe space to promote honest and constructive dialogue. https://t.co/K5Ldu3RBf5 by @gusrazzetti #teamwork#leadership
Give feedback while the individual can act on it. Waiting until the end of the week or, worse, the annual performance review doesn’t help the person make mid-course corrections. https://t.co/uu8cLVt4Bh by @smartbrief
Mistakes are vital for learning, innovation, and growth. But to learn from errors, leaders must first face them. They need to become mistake tolerant. https://t.co/QNxf51v9Jv