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7 simple yet powerful ways to get the most out of your team

Posted on November 19, 2012 by verawoodhead

Do your staff just turn up to work, do what is required of them and then go home? One of the challenges of leadership is to create an environment where people actually care about what happens in the business, to … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged business, buy in, Coaching, connectedness, Employment, engaged, feedback, happy, Hay Group, influe, leadership, listening, meaningful work, Mentoring, networks, ownership, potential, praise, productivity, purpose, rapport, relationships, reward, strategy, strengths, team, teamwok, Tower Watson, Training and development, trust, valued | 3 Comments

Connectedness: relationships for a better future

Posted on July 17, 2012 by verawoodhead

In my early teens, my older sister and I left our home in Guyana, South America and our parents to live with a spinster aunt in England. Civic unrest and a better future led to the agonising decision of my … Continue reading →

Posted in Connectedness Happiness, Leadership | Tagged connectedness, culture, defining moment, Guyana, Human Resources, interconnectness, Learning and Development, Man's Search for Meaning, mindful, narcissistic, Positive psychology, psychologically, purpose, relationships, resilience, South America, strengths, Viktor Frankl, vulnerability, weakness, worldview | 9 Comments

Tag Archives: connectedness

7 simple yet powerful ways to get the most out of your team

Connectedness: relationships for a better future

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