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Evaluating Your Processes for Fairness

Here are several questions you can ask in evaluating your processes for fairness to improve workplace morale, and make sure everyone’s voices are heard.

Embracing a Broader Definition of Diversity

Embracing a broader definition of diversity can attract the best talent with the widest perspectives, so you and your business can thrive. 

Creative Leadership Strategies for Encouraging Innovation

Here are some creative leadership strategies to encourage collaboration among creative teams.

What to Do About Secrets in the Workplace

When employees keep secrets in the workplace it could mean something is wrong with your company culture. Here is what to do about it.

Using Emotional Intelligence to Foster Acceptance of Diversity at Work

Leaders can use emotional intelligence to foster acceptance of diversity at work, and respond to conflict from cultural insensitivity or employee biases.

Are Emotions Driving Your Leadership?

If you feel like you have emotions driving your leadership, here are some healthier ways to interact with your team.

The Secret Sauce of Conflict Resolution

The secret sauce of conflict resolution requires helping employees participate in the process of resolving their disputes.

How Revealing Oneself Becomes Easier

Developing a habit of revealing oneself at work can improve your coworker relations by increasing trust and collaboration.

The Acceptance of Conflict in Business

The acceptance of conflict in business is essential to driving productivity and shifting your workplace mindset from avoidance to collaboration.

Conflict Resolution in Business Isn’t What You Think

Conflict resolution in business isn’t a last resort to a toxic working environment, but building trust and looking inside first.

Do You Know Your Mind?

Do You Know Your Mind?

Along with a colleague, I spoke to group of business owners recently on the topic of succession planning. Following the question-and-answer period, a man in his late 30s or early 40s sought me out with questions about some aspects of my work. He had graduated college...

Electronic Communications are Easily Misunderstood

Electronic Communications are Easily Misunderstood

In today’s world, we often use text and e-mail to communicate electronically. It’s a quick and easy way to get your message across. So, if it’s quick and easy, what’s the problem? Well, often the actual message isn’t communicated, it gets misunderstood. Emotion,...