4th installment of a 5 part series. The Steady personality type under stress will often dig their heels in and stick to their old routines. They need a stable environment and are very reluctant to […]
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3rd installment of a 5 part series: Read Part 2! The Influencer under stress is not a pretty sight. Take Brilliant Betty for instance. Betty is extroverted, loves people and is terrific at bringing people […]
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2nd installment of a 5 part series: Click to read Part 1! The Dominant under stress can trigger problems on a team. They can make for a not-so-happy work environment on a normal day, much […]
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1st installment of a 5 part series Your personality’s response to stress is important to understand, especially as it pertains to your work life. Think about it. We spend one third of our lives at […]
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Remote work is the new normal for many of us. Before COVID, the percentage of people working remotely was just 7%. However, it’s now predicted that 40% of employees will stay remote. And some of […]
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Soft skills are as important as hard skills as reported by ninety-seven percent of employers surveyed. This is because they’ve realized just how much soft skills contribute to productivity and the overall culture of their business. […]
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Employee engagement is the foundation of any successful organization. Engaged employees are happier, less stressed and more productive than those that aren’t. It’s a pretty simple equation. However, only 1/3 of American workers fall into […]
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“Leadership at all levels” is a concept that many organizations today have failed to institute, and it’s killing their company culture. Read our latest blog post on how to remedy the situation.
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4th installment of a 5 part series: Humans are complex. We know this. Yet, organizations still assume that just putting a bunch of talented people together will ensure the success of that team. Unfortunately, it’s […]
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Most people make quick judgments about other people based on what they do, not why they do it. But if you want a strong team, you need to understand they whys and personalities at play.
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