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How Leaders Can Cure A Toxic Workplace | Leadership Espresso Shot 19

Tanveer Nasser

In this edition of the Leadership Espresso Shot series for my leadership podcast, I share 4 steps that can help leaders cure a toxic workplace. Noteworthy links: 3 Steps To Create An Organizational Vision That Energizes EmployeesDoes Your Leadership Inspire Collaboration Or Conflict Inside Your Organization?

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Effective Communication: Going Beyond the “Big Announcement”

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The CEO leaves the stage, breathes a sigh of relief, and gets back to business knowing that she has successfully created awareness of the change (new organizational structure, leadership change, merger, etc.) She is confident that her employees are well informed. Job well done, right? Or maybe not.

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18 Key Leadership Competencies for 2023 Success

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However, only 40% of organizations rate their leader quality as good or excellent. That’s why upskilling leaders and managers is one of the key HR trends. In this article, we’ll explore the most important leadership competencies to focus on and how to develop them within your organization.

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Employee Satisfaction vs Engagement: What’s the Difference?

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Does having a workforce full of satisfied employees always lead to positive business outcomes? The terms “employee satisfaction” and “employee engagement” are often used interchangeably. But while you can assume engaged employees are satisfied with their job, not all satisfied employees are engaged. Wait, what?)

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Creating Organizational Vision That Energizes Employees | Leadership Espresso Shot 1

Tanveer Nasser

Now if you've had the chance to hear one of my keynotes or corporate training sessions, you probably remember how I love to share stories from which I pull out actionable steps that leaders can start using today. But what it also means is that after a point, you get the urge to shake things up and try something new.

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DEI in the Face of Change: Sustaining Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts After a RIF

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While the decision to reduce the size of your workforce may be made by your CEO, CFO or Board, the burden to manage the fallout of the decision and mitigate the impact on your remaining employees often falls to HR. So how can HR & DEI leaders sustain DEI efforts after a RIF?

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Mory Fontanez | How To Make Organizational Values Actionable

Tanveer Nasser

These days there's a lot of focus on organizational culture in terms of its ability to attract and retain employees in today's shrinking labour market. Naturally, any discussion of an organization's culture also includes an examination of its values, which serve to articulate what that culture looks like in action.