What separates energized teams from burned-out ones? Research comparing more than 150,000 employees reveals the leadership behaviours that drive engagement and how managers can create purpose, trust, and sustainable performance.
We’ve heard about emotional intelligence for years, but most leaders still miss the point. As David Burkus explains, it’s not about being nice or keeping everyone happy. It’s about noticing emotions, understanding their impact, and leading with empathy. In today’s messy, hybrid workplaces, that’s not optional – it’s essential.
Most leaders think teamwork is about harmony and trust. But according to Mark Murphy, there’s a hidden formula behind every high-performing team. In this excerpt from his new book, he reveals the key roles that can make – or break – your team’s success.
Want to keep your best employees? It’s not just about the boss – it’s about the team. A study by Joe Folkman in the Zenger Folkman Newsletter reveals 10 key factors that impact retention, from trust and accountability to recognition and problem-solving. Teams that foster respect and tackle issues head-on create a culture where employees stay. This article offers must-know insights to build a workplace where people feel valued and committed.
To feel engaged in and satisfied by their jobs, employees need an inner sense of purpose. Harvard Business Review author Kristi Hedges has ideas to help you guide your employees to their purpose.
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