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Seven Negative Patterns that Derail Your Business
by Judith E. Glaser As you read the following seven I-centric habit patterns, identify ones that do not serve your organization and see them as opportunities to develop WE-centric patterns. Monitor your impact. Notice how, by shifting to WE-centric patterns, … Continue reading
Posted in HR, Leadership Skills
Tagged blame, control, frustration, groupthink, I-centric patterns, judgmental, leadership behavior, negative habits, power, stagnation, status quo, we-centric patterns, workplace culture
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It’s Not about Tell-Yell-Sell for Sustained Success
by Judith E. Glaser What inhibits healthy connections in business to create successful change or business turnarounds? Whether you’re an entrepreneur or business executive, it’s most likely that these four behaviors will derail your leadership ability: Talking past each other – … Continue reading
Posted in change, communication, HR
Tagged appreciation, aspirations, bonding, brainstorm, change process, co-creating, communication skills, Conversational Intelligence, gaining perspective, group interaction, groupthink, inclusion, innovation, oxytocin, persuasion, protective behaviors
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