Requesting feedback can be one of the most important steps to improving leadership skills. However, it can be uncomfortable and even difficult to solicit!
Read moreBuilding trust is serious business – and a key component of leadership success. Trust helps establish effective connections, and creates an environment in which others are motivated to achieve both individual and collective greatness.
Read moreOur organization fundamentally believes in creating behavioral change at a cultural level. A Better Leader has decades’ worth of experience in solving common workplace problems, from low employee engagement and morale, lack of connection between leadership and team members, turnover, and more.
Read moreWe’ll cover some of the ways you can improve communication at work, since it is crucial to improve employee retention and engagement, among other things. Effective communication and other similar social competen
Read moreOne-on-one meetings are an opportunity for the leader to LEAD, and they are extremely important to your organization!
Read moreYou’ll need to learn a few tricks to speak like an effective leader. You will improve in person-to-person communication and public speaking.
Read moreIf not the single most important, one of your organization’s most important assets are your employees. But let’s take that a step further: your most important assets are your connected employees. Considering that 71% of executives say that engaged, connected employees are essential to their success; your workplace cannot afford to have disengaged employees. Speaking […]
Read moreImagine being able to sit across from a team member and know when they are either unsuccessful with or indifferent towards a particular project or goal, even when they aren’t saying so. It will help you lead your team to know the types of work they became passionate about and are motivated to accomplish well. […]
Read moreInternal discussions about employee communication often focus on the words to use. Companies often tell leaders and managers what to say, and the right responses to give to particular questions. You may tell your leaders what needs to be communicated, and even when to say it – but the directive to listen to team members […]
Read moreOccasional employee conflicts are nearly unavoidable – but that doesn’t mean they should be ignored. The truth is that internal conflicts can be quite costly for your company. One study showed that employees spend an average of 2.8 hours per week dealing with conflicts at work. That’s a lot of time that could be better […]
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