5 Misconceptions About Workplace Culture
Dr. Paul White, President, Appreciation at Work
The Reckoning Of Lazy Leadership
Justin Reinert, Principal & Founder, Performance Accelerated Learning
Is Your Culture Helping Or Hurting?
Lisa Reinhardt, Senior Manager of Learning and Organizational Development, The CCS Companies
Why We Choose The Wrong Leaders And How We Can Fix This
Celine Floyd, Director of Leadership Assessment, Cappfinity
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The February edition of Leadership Excellence includes articles that focus on organizational culture and leadership, addressing imbalances of power in the workplace, flexible leadership and much more.
Developing an enduring culture in business means making connections, creating trust, and often, changing our perspectives.
Check out the misconceptions and then address what individuals within an organization can do to start to make a difference.
Lazy leaders will see their businesses continue to fall apart, and executives who lead with intentionality will helm thriving businesses.
A benefit of a strong company culture is that it also provides a competitive advantage. When prospective candidates consider joining a company, culture can play a key role in that decision.
As tech layoffs continue to happen and leaders are forced to make difficult decisions, it is crucial to evaluate the difference between a good and a bad leader, particularly in times like these.
To succeed in this post-pandemic world, leaders must demonstrate flexibility in their approach to leadership. Check out ways to invest in trust-building skills so the workplace relationship between a manager and their team is strong.
There are several ways that leaders can help create a more accessible workplace and become an accessibility ally, but here are three things to get you started!
From leaning into maternity leave to allowing for seminars, leaders share tips on how they are addressing and correcting the imbalances of power and privilege in the workplace.