Does Empathy Soften — or Strengthen — Effective Communication?
The impact of the project will be substantial. Should you include a “sorry” along with the detour instructions?
Posts Tagged: empathy
Harnessing the Influence of Appreciation in Change Initiatives
For some public-sector employees to feel truly integrated into their agency’s decision-making process, they need to feel genuinely recognized and respected.
Empathy: Your Career Superpower
Federal employees should be guided by empathy when designing and delivering customer services. Here’s what that means and how to accomplish it.
4 Easy Ways to Operationalize Empathy in Your Workplace
Organizational culture thrives when leaders prioritize empathy. These small but mighty steps will make lasting changes to your leadership.
Train Your Empathy Muscle
On the NextGen Online Training, How to Practice Empathy at Work, Frieda K. Edgette, MSc, CPCC, PCC, Founder & Principal of Novos Consulting, shared tips on how to make empathy a focus of your professional life.
Leading From Within: 4 Steps to Emotional Management
Today, Jason is learning to operate from a new frame of mind. Because he is more compassionate with himself, he is more compassionate with others.
The Power of Community in Uncertain Times
During uncertain times, what we can find solace in is the power of community — this community. How we support each other is critical.
Influencing Empathy in Your Organization
Influencing empathy in your organization, is it even possible? This article describes three possible ways to achieve empathy for yourself and others.
What’s at Stake When Diversity and Inclusion Training is Suppressed
Some government agencies and many others have paused or canceled diversity trainings until they get more clarity on enforcement of the executive order.
Empathy Is the Answer
During the recent GovLoop online training “Empathy in the Workplace,” Managing Editor Nicole Blake Johnson and Senior Digital Marketing Manager Leah Anderson discussed with moderator Emily Jarvis the importance of empathy.