“Think about {year-end discussions} intentionally… spend some time reminding yourself of where you’ve made progress.” - Laura Eigel https://t.co/KLQGTEz2r6
“Unless you can step out of the tactical day-to-day work, you’re not going to grow and flourish as much as you should.” - @damonfclark https://t.co/JwtqNfg8eE
“Helping the employees access the information {for their employee benefits programs} will help the employees feel like they belong in that company culture.” - Rachel Leader @Johnsonbank https://t.co/rs4cFo7xbX
“If we don’t replenish ourselves, we start to run out of things. We run out of hope, we run out of energy, we run out of enthusiasm. When we run out of those things, it’s really dangerous.” @quint_studer
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“It’s a lot easier for me to see the challenges of women, of people with disabilities, the LGBTQ community, of veterans if I can get exposed to their experiences and learn from the stories of the people that identify that way.” - @tobyegbuna
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“A really important takeaway that transcends human resources and employment law … is the importance of honest, direct and timely feedback to employees.” - Farrah Rifelj https://t.co/ixmVo6tGMt
“The gift of humanizing yourself to your team, to your employees, and to your workforce can be extremely valuable.” - @AAJCheryl https://t.co/kXehaN1uRU
“Leaders and managers have such authority to help employees identify their strengths and also play the game in their strengths.” - @mikezani@predictiveindex https://t.co/8GsDHGYDOx
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“When you have miscommunication, it could mean a whole ton of things go wrong. When you have great communication, it means a whole ton of things go right.” - @AmyHilt1
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“If not everyone communicates in the way that we do, what do we have to do to adapt to become more effective communicators, leaders, sales people, and fill in that blank?” - Erich Kurschat https://t.co/xbhQyELTom
“It’s generally the things that you’re doing when no one is watching that really exemplify true leadership.” - Joy Duce @BakerTillyUS https://t.co/9MjPf7UGQM