We have little control over the spread of the Coronavirus. However, leaders have complete control over the way they manage remote workers.
Here’s what leaders can do to keep remote employees engaged and productive during a time of crisis.
I was recently asked to coach an executive, who was having a difficult time assimilating into her new leadership role, even though her company had invested a ton of money sending her to an executive leadership program. She confided in me that she could barely recall...
General Electric just told the city of Boston that they were scaling back their plans to grow the Boston HQ significantly. While that move alone may not mean much to you, they have to reimburse the state $87M of incentive money given to them when they agreed to move...
A business owner recently asked me if I thought he should have an exit interview with an employee who just gave notice. Here's my response: Are you REALLY open to making changes so that others don't leave for the same reason. If you can't answer yes, then don't waste...
I have a friend who has been employed by a public utility for over twenty-five years. Talk about an industry and a company that most would not find sexy! Yet, at the age of 59 years old, she's still receiving promotions and most recently found herself in a new job...
Finding the right talent that will prosper and stay is even harder when you do it alone.
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