Tag Archives: Communication

3 Phrases that Kill Trust in the Workplace

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Sean Murray

A key ingredient for establishing trust in the workplace is being accountable for your actions .  Accountability involves claiming your own power and marshaling your internal resources to achieve better results. Accountability asks, “What do you need?” Or, “What can … Continue reading →

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Marissa Mayer Under the Spotlight: What Can Leaders Learn About Trust?

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Sean Murray

Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo!, was hired to fix a broken organization. She came into the spotlight recently with her decision to remove the option to work from home. This caused a huge uproar – tweets, blog posts and articles … Continue reading →

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3 Videos to Inspire Your Resolutions

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Sean Murray

Even if you haven’t created a formal list of New Year’s Resolutions, it’s likely you’re thinking of things you’d like to do differently in 2013. Feeling successful, communicating effectively and creating meaningful relationships are at the core of our lives … Continue reading →

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Do Employees Know Your Expectations?

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Sean Murray

“I know what is expected of me at work.” This statement is the first of twelve covered in The 12 Elements of Great Managing, a book based on research from 10 million employee and manager interviews conducted by Gallup. The … Continue reading →

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