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3 Ways to Focus on Organizational Integrity
Integrity is not just a personal issue; it is also an organizational and cultural issue. People across the enterprise are influenced by the rules, processes and values of an organization. Assess your current culture and consider the signals and subtle … Continue reading
3 Phrases that Kill Trust in the Workplace
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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Tagged accountability, Communication, development plan, emotional intelligence, Trust
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Marissa Mayer Under the Spotlight: What Can Leaders Learn About Trust?
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
Posted in Communication, Culture, Productivity, Training, Trust
Tagged Communication, Culture, Leadership, Marissa Mayer, Training, Trust
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Emotion at Work
We’ve all had a bad day at work. Some of us may have even yelled or cried. Likewise, we’ve all had great days at work and our emotions are at play then, too – with smiles, laughter and high-fives. Some … Continue reading
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