This Beats Group Brainstorming
You’ve probably been there. Five or six of you sit in a meeting and the leader asks you to come […]
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Are You a Victim of Infobesity?
In truth, we all are at times. As the name implies, infobesity is being unable to make decisions because you
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It Isn’t the Decisions that Create Burnout
As I help people deal with the impact both personal and work-related burnout, I usually begin by telling them that
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Are Your People Wasting Time on Productivity Theater?
It turns out, old habits die hard. In a survey sponsored by firms Qatalog and GitLab, researchers have discovered remote
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Micro-breaks Beat Burnout
How many breaks do you take every day? Chances are, it’s not as many as you need. Researchers have found
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Want People to Understand a Problem Quickly?
We all watched the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian this past week. For local residents and those coming to the
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Who is Responsible for Quiet Quitting?
So, who is responsible for quiet quitting? Just like hybrid work, the toggle tax and the others, the term is
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Is Quiet Quitting Really a Thing?
If it is, what do you do about it? In a previous blog I, discussed the so-called phenomenon of quiet
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Your Applicants Are Asking This Question? Are You?
Psychologist, Adam Grant, posted an interesting thought on Linked In recently. He said, “Before taking a job offer, it’s worth
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Do Your Employees Possess These Two Critical Characteristics?
We all wonder, at times, why some leaders and managers are more effective at motivating the people around them. Over