Betting all your marbles on a watercooler? Don’t. Companies that choose to employ hybrid or remote work models have many choices when it comes to creating spaces for employee connection and innovation across the company. https://t.co/iJaQgx5CiA
The exodus of critical talent has caused global delays in logistics and other inconveniences... but what if we told you there is a way the talent exodus could have promising implications for your organization? https://t.co/erelX33AuX
The i4cp office (the virtual one too) will be closed this week as our employees are enjoying a mental health week. We will be back on Monday, Nov. 29. Happy Holidays!
In-person. No consultants. No vendors. Enjoy the full experience at the 2022 i4cp Next Practices Now Conference. Save $500 when you grab a seat by Dec. 10! https://t.co/Sfa7KZJPMq
i4cp research advisor @RobCrossNetwork has some recommendations on how to avoid burnout as the year comes to an end in this @TIME article. https://t.co/hb5pThc9t5
The #WarForTalent is raging like never before, but most employers are playing a guessing game when it comes to the skills of their existing workforce. There are better ways. https://t.co/YWHMgC54Cz
Is your organization’s purpose statement breeding apathy and cynicism in your organization? #CultureRenovation author Kevin Oakes outlines four guidelines your organization needs to consider. https://t.co/9pe7iF4kdM
Company hierarchy structures tend to bury some of the most important employees and can fail to spotlight collaborative inefficiencies. See how Organizational Network Analysis (ONA) can assist your return to the office efforts. https://t.co/HL0enIzbtZ
When men get mad, they’re commended as strong leaders. When women get angry, they’re condemned as aggressive bitches.
If Steve Jobs bruised your ego, you'd toughen up. If a woman does it, she's out of control.
If you wouldn't say it about a man, don't say it about a woman.
Out now: part two of our Summer Sister Series on “The Gifts of Imperfection”! We dig in on practicing authenticity — yes, it is a daily practice — and reminding ourselves that imperfections are not inadequacies but proof we’re all in this together. https://t.co/x9qqH4G4lf
I love how @cduhigg defines productivity: "Getting things done without sacrificing everything we care about along the way." We can mindlessly go at our to-do list, but are we doing what’s important? Or are we just chasing down that satisfying check mark?✅ https://t.co/AeX06LtfNy
I’m not talking about seeking solid opinions or advice. I’m talking about desperately polling people whose opinions are often not relevant. Normally, we just need quiet and stillness so we can hear our own voice. That’s way harder than polling. https://t.co/x9qqH4G4lf
Dr. Pippa Grange is a deep thinker about performance, and she’s fearless when it comes to using two words that we don’t often hear joined with performance: love and soulfulness. Click to read about a few things that have most stuck with me from her work. https://t.co/vgdQb6577u
Research shows that by fall of 2021, most companies will have reopened U.S. offices. We understand there is a lot of uncertainty on how to handle this process, so we’ve curated a few resources for you to make the smartest decision. #FromCubeToCloud https://t.co/5UFYMNVkN0
What’s the number-one reason employers will likely lose talent in the post-pandemic era? Burnout. Get ahead of the curve and avoid talent risk by considering these solutions. https://t.co/U0fB6m7Gyq
The phrase “return to work” is misleading. Work never stopped, for many, it just looked different than before. Consider these things before making a potentially costly and binary choice between returning to the office and working remotely. https://t.co/hdDUpbOYqm