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Maximize Employee Retention by Mentoring “Spirited Patriots”

Rick Conlow

A nasty company culture and oppressive management behavior reduces employee performance and drives them away. Values and Culture Drive Employee Retention. Here is where to start, redefine or reignite your values and culture. People today want positive work cultures that make the world a nicer and safer place.

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Workplace Diversity: 4 Ways to Lead Respectfully

Rick Conlow

We can meet new people from different cultures with ease. Yet, it is not quite so easy to melt away the distrust and prejudice that sometimes accompanies cross-cultural interaction. Family and educational backgrounds. Family and educational backgrounds. Cultural norms. Furthermore, we lose empathy. For example.

eBook 139
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Great Companies and Leaders Elevate People First

Rick Conlow

The second reason for neglect is that managers lack basic leadership skills. Adaption of their leadership approach to situations and people. Adaption of their leadership approach to situations and people. They see employees as a cost and a commodity not as valuable partners, these companies and their cultures lack integrity.

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The High Performance Formula Drives Employee Success

Rick Conlow

To compete today, managers need to relentlessly educate and train their employees. Above all, it trumps the company culture. If so, see this complimentary eBook and guide: Coaching for Results. Check this out this eBook- How to Motivate-NO-Inspire People. World-class” training is the equivalent of 5% of payroll budget.

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Micromanagers Lie by Not Admitting It

Rick Conlow

My wife and I are fortunate to know Dr. Rand Rasmussen, a therapist and educator in Family Counseling and Therapy. Organizations often turn a blind eye to micromanagers who tend to bring some sense of order to chaotic corporate cultures. Employees eventually know, and feel the brunt of poor leadership.

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Doubling a $400,000 Revenue Model With Business Trainer Blair Enns: Podcast #22

Consulting Success

You have culture problems because you can’t actually do both in the same business. The cultures of the two different types of organizations are so entirely different. I’m loving owning a productized service business, a training company, where culture is so important. There’s an eBook. We hire people.