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The Complete Guide to Dealing with Toxic Positivity in the Workplace

Get Lighthouse

Do you ever feel like you can't be honest at work? Toxic positivity is a tricky problem that can sneak into work cultures focused on being upbeat no matter what. They want people to be happy at work, after all! Like you have to put on a smile and pretend everything is fine, even when it's not? Good vibes only!”

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How you can get more feedback from your team

Get Lighthouse

Quality feedback can help you all work better together, improve your leadership style, and ensure you catch issues before they become major problems. 1) Build psychological safety with them. When your team has psychological safety, they will feel free to express their ideas and opinions.

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3 Types of Employee Engagement Surveys and How to Choose the Right One

15Five

In the blog article, we’ll break down the three most common types of employee engagement surveys and how they do (or don’t) help organizations tackle engagement. They give your company the opportunity to be recognized as a great place to work — which may look good in a press release — but does little to drive on-the-ground engagement.

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Illuminating the Intangibles of Agile

Mike Griffiths

It needs more than just working in short iterations and having daily stand-up meetings. Organizations fail when they try to switch to an agile way of working by just implementing the visible agile work practices without the invisible supporting components.  Without inclusion safety, people feel excluded from the group.

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Why Psychological Safety Matters: My Expert Interview With Amy Edmondson

Mind Tools Team Management

The term “psychological safety” conjures up a warm, fuzzy feeling: the professional equivalent of a big, protective hug. Psychological safety gives people the confidence to express their thoughts and admit mistakes, knowing that they won’t be shot down. What Is Psychological Safety?

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21 HR Books Every HR Professional Should Read in 2024

AIHR

Ulrich’s work is always very well-researched, and so is this book. In 2017, Ulrich published Victory Through Organization, which builds upon this original work. However, when done well, it enables HR to quantify its impact and measure the effectiveness of its work. Work Rules! In his book Work Rules!

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Compassionate Accountability | Nate Regier

Peter Winick

Nate explains the idea of “Compassionate Accountability,” and why putting the two ideas together can create psychological safety and build trust that ultimately leads to stronger relationships and increased performance. Nate explains how he has developed a working definition of compassion that helps to shift our mindsets.

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