Category: Teams

Could That Meeting Be An Email?

We’ve all been there—stuck in a meeting that should have been an email. It’s frustrating, time-consuming, and all too common. But before we start canceling every meeting and replacing them with lengthy email threads, there’s […]

Could That Meeting Be An Email?

The Science of Active Listening for Leaders

Listening isn’t just about hearing words—it’s about understanding ideas, connecting with others, and building trust. Yet, in many workplaces, there’s a glaring disconnect: leaders think they’re listening, but their teams feel unheard. The truth is […]

The Science of Active Listening

Building Accountability On Teams

As a manager, it’s easy to feel like the middleman for every issue on your team. Beth complains about John not meeting deadlines. Eric says Jim doesn’t take his ideas seriously. Sue has a better […]

Accountability on teams

How to Get Quiet Employees to Speak Up In Meetings

Getting quiet employees to speak up in meetings can feel like a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. The truth is silence doesn’t mean disengagement. Often, quiet team members are the most reflective, thoughtful […]

Employees Speak Up In Meetings

Conflict on Teams Isn’t All Bad

Conflict on teams is inevitable. But here’s the real question: does it need to be resolved? Not always. In fact, the type of conflict matters just as much as how you address it. Some conflicts […]

Conflict on Teams
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