Tangible Ways to Improve Your Work Environment
The path to improving your work environment includes strengthening pillars of workplace happiness. Addressing at least one of these will improve the work environment.
Posts By LaMesha Craft
The First Person that Talks about Work Loses
Studies show that talking about work with co-workers when you’re outside of work creates stress. Here is a fun game to make everyone talk about something else. You never know what you may learn about your co-workers or what gems of information you’ll gain.
A Goal Without a Plan is Just a Wish
A goal without a plan is just a wish, as the saying goes. Here are tips to help you actually accomplish your long list of goal
Tap into Your Inner Four-Year-Old: Ask “Why?”
Tapping into your inner inquisitive four-year-old by asking “why” will shed light on the rationale (or lack thereof) of processes and procedures. A greater understanding will improve future decisions on necessary change or developments.
When You Must Herd Cats
No matter how good of a leader you are, you will eventually have to herd cats (and sometimes they have claws). Here’s how you can navigate without a scratch.
Whose Meeting is this Anyway?
Research from studies indicate meetings can often be unproductive, time consuming and create more questions than answers. This may be the result of not being C.L.E.A.R. Here are some things to consider.
Methods to Tune Up Your Shop
Like every well-oiled machine, there comes a time to re-evaluate the functionality of an organization. Here are steps you can take to “tune up shop.”
Peer-to-Peer Learning: The Most Powerful Tool in the Workplace
There is usually a small pool of folks that are nothing short of rock stars. So, how can we leverage their knowledge and expertise to magnify the overall strength and performance of most workers in our organization?
The Elephant and the Swan: Managing the Unspoken and the Unknowns
From a managerial perspective, what exactly are we doing to address the unspoken and the unknowns? In other words, how do we excel in anything other than the ideal environment?
Failure: The Crux of Developing Leaders
Some managers are hampering the next generation of leaders because they are not taking the time to teach them. Letting employees fail is key to growth.