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How to Stay Productive as You Return to the Office

Let's Grow Leaders

Consider how you might leverage your commute through value-added activities to work on your personal development, make a few calls (safely) to catch up with colleagues or friends, or even just have the white space to think quietly about the day and week ahead. Be deliberate about what work you do where. Try some of these suggestions.

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Talking to Your Boss about Work-Life Imbalance

Lead Change Blog

However, working from home and not focusing on your personal development is not different from spending over-time at the office doing work you resent. You and your boss can then brainstorm some ideas and come up with different solutions. Effects of Poor Work-Life Balance. Praise Your Boss’s Good Habits.

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How to Be an Engaging Leader in a World of Robotics, AI, and Digitization

Leading Blog

In 2016, the Society for Human Resource Management made a compelling case about the benefits that come from an engaging leadership approach: • 22 percent greater profitability • 21 percent greater productivity • 65 percent lower turnover. I want leadership that values my opinion and is geared to my career development opportunities.”.

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The Problem with Good Ideas | Thoughts for the Everyday Leader

Nathan Magnuson

If you don’t have one, or if it is unclear or under-communicated, give this your full attention before considering any new ideas that could risk spending time or resources pulling your organization in a wrong direction. Brainstorm: don’t just evaluate each idea as it comes. Human Resources (4). Categories. Courage (1).

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4 Virtual Team Building Ideas for Remote Teams

Chart Your Course

Since the advent of Facebook and Twitter, more and more relationships develop through social media. Exercises that invite employees to provide their input (such as “how would you survive on a stranded island” or “plan a seven-course meal for a client”) encourage brainstorming, group effort and communication.

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Harness Talent Mobility

Skip Prichard

Policy makers must ensure that with this much more fluid work that workers are supported with good pay, good benefits, collective bargaining rights and continued skills development regardless of the construct in which they are working. for people to work together and brainstorm. Workers must plan for it in their careers.

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NeuroLeadership Summit

Coaching Tip

Herrmann-Nehdi will join industry leaders Joyce Westerdahl, Senior Vice President of Human Resources at Oracle, Tony Stubblebine, co-founder and CEO of Lift, and Dan Radecki, Senior Director of Clinical Research and Development at Allergan, for this brainstorming breakout session.