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Mark Marone | March 27, 2020
3 Ways Effective Managers Engage Remote Employees
With all your competing priorities as a leader in this time of crisis, are you having trouble finding time to engage your remote employees?
This blog addresses a big item on your “to do” list:
• Engaging remote employees on a daily basis and making it a priority.You want to keep your virtual team being productive and committed, and that means you have to make employee engagement a daily habit.
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Mark Marone | March 20, 2020
Why Your Team’s Agility Depends on Psychological Safety
Psychological Safety: The Missing Ingredient to Team Performance
- Teams that lack trust and psychological safety will struggle to be agile.
- When psychological safety exists, team members are more collaborative and more comfortable taking the interpersonal risks necessary to be innovative and to successfully implement change.
- Creating an environment of psychological safety relies heavily on the soft skills and behaviors involved in social intelligence.
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Mark Marone | March 17, 2020
Senior Leaders Hold The Key To Outstanding Employee Engagement
Are you a senior leader who wants more from your management team when it comes to engaging employees? If so, this blog will review:
- The essential role an organization’s leaders play in fostering employee engagement
- Three things great leaders do to inspire managers’ engagement efforts
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Mark Marone | March 12, 2020
Social Intelligence and Resilience: Key Building Blocks of Organizational Agility
- Agile organizations are focusing on maximizing the human-machine partnership.
- Social intelligence is critical to organizational agility because it supports the collaboration, creativity, innovation and change that agility demands.
- Because agility requires a willingness to take risks, organizations need to build resilient workforces that have the confidence and positive outlook to deal with change and bounce back from setbacks.
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Mark Marone | March 10, 2020
Customer-Focused Purpose: The True North for Agile Organizations
• In a rapidly evolving business environment, a customer-centered purpose provides everyone with a true north to enable greater agility.
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• Customer focus gives people a stable grounding as they navigate toward their objectives, even in the midst of uncertainty and unpredictability.
• When employees have a shared purpose centered on the customer, they’re more engaged and empowered to work together, listen to the customer, advocate for change and take action quickly.
• A customer focus gives organizations a rich resource for innovation—the intellectual capital of their customers.
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