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Identifying the skills needed for the future
Developing a growth mindset
Creating a culture of continuous learning
Moving through an intense situation with a co-worker or a team can be demanding and arduous.
As employees make the effort, don't forget to recognize it and let them know that you're aware of how hard they're working. Let them know that they have support.
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Take the time to do some digging and ask around if your company offers any benefits and programs that would best suit your employees' needs.
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The company's culture is dependent on everyone who works in the building and when an employee starts to have growing negative feelings towards the company, leaders need to be ready for that.
As a leader, you must be able to communicate to your team effectively about what's...
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Being a leader is like being a parent. When an employee suffers from frustation and "shuns" you out, sometimes the best you can do is to just leave them with options and have them decide what they want to do.
Handling anger and frustration can be tricky and being their...
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Be proactive in asking employees how they're doing and what's holding them back. That way, you will know you're responding in the right way at the right time.
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