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Quiet Quitting: Continuing the Conversation
The term “quiet quitting” sparked a cultural phenomenon online, with several social media posts and articles popping up filled with research, insights, and opinions. To some, quiet quitting is about setting boundaries and simply doing the job that you were assigned, without going above and beyond. To others, quiet quitting is about lazy, unmotivated employees taking advantage of the new world of virtual work. There’s also a whole host of other definitions and explanations, with everyone bringing valid concerns to the conversation. Regardless of the intent behind quiet quitting, we know that the term points to some genuine problems for organizations to solve.
Time Management Skills for a New Age: Reordering Priorities for Virtual Work Models
With so many businesses moving to permanent virtual work models, obstacles and adjustments are to be expected. It’s essential to recognize how big changes affect everyone in the workplace.
Is Your Business Change Ready?
Change is an inevitable part of business. You cannot avoid it — nor should you try. Change brings innovation, creativity, challenge, and adventure. It keeps you and your employees moving, fluid, and capable, and leads to individual and organizational growth.
Leading Virtual Teams
The world has been moving to flexible, hybrid, and remote working for years now. As people managers, what are the differences in building and growing culture, teams, and people in a virtual context?
Dynamic Coaching for a Dynamic Workplace
Does your company use coaching to empower employees? Empowered employees are more confident, creative, and productive. Implement dynamic coaching to help build alignment at every level of your organization.
Top 3 Change Management Challenges Facing Leaders Today — and How to Solve Them
Change is the new normal, and many organizations are still adjusting to COVID-related changes. Here’s how to solve the top three change management issues plaguing organizations today.
Aligning to Leverage Organizational Collective Intelligence
All organizations have knowledge silos. Imagine how much your company could improve if you found a way to harness all of the collective intelligence of everyone on your team.