Should they stay or go? Harnessing the real power of one-to-ones - developing professional relationships
A response to Forbes Magazine "Deciding whether to cancel or keep your one-to-one meetings" In a recent article “Deciding whether to...
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Nov 18
Is organizational recidivism real? How the Archetype Learning Solutions Learning and Development Tools can make lasting culture change.
Recidivism: the term used in criminal justice to explain that when criminals re-enter society and return to the same “culture” or...
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Nov 8
How can today’s employee mood inform us about the future of our organizations? Exploring the J-curve phenomenon in relation to employee engagement and turnover.
In a recent Linked-In post from friend and colleague Douglas Brown, he shared that 51% of employees are looking for a new job. That’s a...
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Oct 25
Feeling stuck in employee development? Discover the learning tools that can revitalize your approach and inspire growth
Learning is an organizational essential. It is key to so many needs: operational, production, team relationships, breaking down...
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Oct 18
Do women in leadership have a unique role? What we can learn from our natural, feminine tendencies.
Recently, I had the opportunity to sit on a panel of women in business at my local Chamber – the Bonny Lake Collective. One of the...
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Oct 11
Systemic trauma and systemic turnover: is there a correlation to the healthcare turnover crisis?
This is part three to the “ The high cost of complacence: addressing systemic turnover in healthcare.” series. According to research...
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Oct 11
Lessons from the field: what animals can teach us about being great leaders
Aside from eating and sleeping, herd animals are committed to the eco-system – the survival of the herd or pack. Even going so far to...
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Oct 4
You break it, you buy it: the role of organizational leadership in mitigating generational trauma
Is there a space for compassion in leadership and business? The simple answer is yes. I would make the case that leadership, unlike...
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Sep 27
Growing up in a grocery store: why mentoring is a better option than shaming
Retrieved 9/26/2024 from: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=1980s+grocery+store&form=HDRSC3&first=1 My first real job was in a grocery...
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Sep 20
Maximize and protect your organization’s value and profitability with our suite of tools.
Whether you’re thinking about selling your business or just looking for greater stability, there are several key tools that can help. I...
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Meet the Blog Team
Blogging about all things leadership.
Anika Klix, MA ORGL & HRM
Mindfulness as a leadership practice
Employee Growth & Development
Leadership
Stephen Lord, Six Sigma Black Belt, Safe Start Certified
Safety as a leadership practice
Quality Assurance
Change Management
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