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Servant Leadership: The Antidote to Toxic Workplaces

Rick Conlow

Employees want and need leaders who are humane, empathetic and skilled in emotional intelligence. Managers of the future will have the people skills to lead highly productive and engaging hybrid work teams. Companies lose $22 trillion dollars a year globally in poor productivity and performance because of toxic workplaces.

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4 Ways to Improve Your Leadership Communication Effectiveness

Organizational Talent Consulting

Build Your Emotional Intelligence. Emotional intelligence is considered the ability to recognize, express, comprehend and regulate emotions. Your degree of self-awareness , self-management, motivation, empathy and interpersonal skills make up your emotional intelligence. 31% contributed to low morale.

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2 Leadership Tactics for Motivating Your Team

Organizational Talent Consulting

Emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationship quality. Increased productivity. Here is a short video of Daniel pink speaking on the gap between science and what business frequently does with motivation. Numerous studies suggest organizational culture is a crucial factor influencing intrinsic motivation.

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12 Tips to Better Manage Virtually

LSA Global

Clear expectations, especially for virtual teams, reduce uncertainty and enhance trust and productivity. In general, high performing virtual teammates are more proficient at communication, have higher levels of emotional intelligence, can work well independently, and are adept at overcoming challenges.

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Stop Neglecting Remote Workers

Harvard Business

Being a remote employee myself, and having my entire team also fall into that category, forced me to think differently about how to build team culture and keep everyone engaged and motivated. I traveled to headquarters to meet the team, figure out the culture there, and get a clear sense of who controls what. Beware of scapegoating.

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Why You Should Tell Your Team to Take a Break and Go Outside

Harvard Business

After all, research shows that a happier workplace is more productive. Leaders participate in mindfulness and compassion trainings and are coached to learn emotional intelligence. One study found that exposure to greenery through office plants boosted not just employee well-being but also productivity - by 15%!

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How Rudeness Stops People from Working Together

Harvard Business

Teams were told that an expert from the United States would be watching them remotely (with video) and would occasionally comment and advise them. A study of cross-functional product teams revealed that when leaders treated members of their team well and fairly, the team members were more productive individually and as a team.