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This “Forever” Hiring Shortage… Will Forever Hurt Your Business Results (Shifting to Competitive Advantage Recruiting)

Dr. John Sullivan

A listing of the core elements of this CAR strategy can be found later in this article. When that shortfall occurs at your corporation, your executives will realize that this hiring shortage will permanently hurt your sales/profit, stock price, production, AI, supply chain, and innovation.

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Handling Workplace Conflicts Like a Pro: New Manager Edition

Engagedly

By embracing a proactive approach to conflict resolution, new managers can cultivate a team culture characterized by open dialogue, mutual respect, and constructive problem-solving. Signs of discord may include missed deadlines, tense body language during interactions, or passive-aggressive behavior among colleagues.

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8 Culture Change Secrets Most Leaders Don’t Understand

Culture University

I spent 15 years learning and applying culture insights as a senior executive and consultant across multiple organizations before I started to proactively reach out to top culture pioneers and experts to learn about their culture facts and fundamentals. So what are some of the most important culture and change principles?

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My Love Letter To Managers

HR Examiner

“Read any articles about struggling employees, companies or retention and you’ll soon find that whatever the issue is, and I do mean whatever, the answer is to blame the manager.” After reading through an article this morning on NPR about lazy workers and how they serve a purpose within the workforce, I was struck by two things.

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How to Give Direct and Clear Feedback

Workplace Psychology

From front-line leaders all the way up to C-suite leaders, I have seen, time and time again, how managers have made a mess in delivering feedback to their employees. ” Feedback is not coaching, and it is important to not mistake feedback for coaching (Semple, 2018).

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“Check in and ask how people are doing.” With Cara McNulty

Thrive Global

As an executive leader and population health scientist, Cara is driven by her passion for population health improvement. Together with her team, Cara enhances the mental wellbeing and health outcomes of our members, caregivers and families through an easy and meaningful experience. It is important not to assume that people are ok.

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Stop Doing These 3 Things If You Want to Be Seen as a Talent Advisor by Hiring Managers

Linkedin Talent Blog

Because my team and I work with thousands of hiring managers every year — in training and focus groups — and they tell us, all the time, what they want, and what they need, and how much help it’d be if we showed up to the conversations with them differently. I’m not there to take your order. Intake just reeks of order-taking to me.