Ineffective work cultures don't happen overnight. Recognizing these red flags early on allows you to take steps to improve before performance or engagement is impacted. Here are 7 warning signs that might signal a culture issue... Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gjZvBjj2
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Culture killers like micromanagement (stifling creativity and growth) and toxic behavior (driving high resignation rates) aren't just buzzwords, they're real issues with real impacts. A strong culture isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity for thriving in today’s business world. If you want to take action and transform your company culture, you have to: • Start by empowering your team. • Recognize their hard work. • Promote open communication. • Encourage work-life balance. • Address toxic behavior head-on.
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As a leader and manager, one of the worst things you can do when something is urgent is rush and stress your team out. All it does is cause more stress and a potential for less production. Staying calm and collected when things get a little hectic can level the playing field for your team. If you’re not worried, they’re not worried. Also, be the team player. If there’s urgency but the team is struggling or uncertain, get involved! Work with them side by side, in the trenches. It’s great team building and gives everyone a sense of belonging and strength knowing their leader will be by their side.
In our fast-paced work environments, urgency culture dominates. The relentless drive for speed undermines creativity and contributes to widespread stress and burnout. As we explore the implications of this culture, we must ask ourselves: at what cost does this perpetual urgency come? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g63PzvNX
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Re-Engineering Relationships | Creating More Emotionally Intelligent Leaders | Refine Leadership Principles | Mindset Makes The Difference | Be the leader you would want to follow! | Outdoor Enthusiast 🎣 ⛷️ 🚵♂️
💥Sound the alarm! We have a total system failure! 🤯 How does your workplace culture treat scenarios like this? Does finger-pointing ensue? 👉👈👿 Do people start running around like a bunch of Keystone cops? 🤡 👮♂️ A workplace culture that allows for mistakes and even failures is more adept at addressing challenges of any magnitude. 🏆 If you are not in a postion to change the culture, consider changing environments! 🏃♂️
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Educationist I Professional Writer/Author I Certified Monitoring and Evaluation Professional (CMEP) I Project Management Expert I Certified Human Resource Auditor (CHRA) I Certified Professional Mediator (CPM)
In the fast-paced world of business, the success of any organization hinges on its ability to foster a high-performing culture. This culture isn't just about productivity; For more information follow the link. ………https://lnkd.in/d3Bs5h3K
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🚀 Ready to break free from the chains of bad behavior? It’s time to reclaim your workplace culture! 🌟 When we allow negativity to linger, it holds our entire organization hostage, stifling creativity, productivity, and team morale. But here’s the good news: by adopting a zero-tolerance approach to bad behavior, you can spark a positive transformation that puts your values and team engagement front and center. 🙌 Think of it as a cultural reset—a commitment to fostering an environment where respect, collaboration, and positivity are the norm. By making this immediate shift, you’re not just protecting your team’s vibe; you’re actively nurturing a culture where everyone can thrive. 🌱 It’s about setting clear expectations and empowering your team to rise to the occasion, knowing that their well-being and success are top priorities. So, let’s make a pact: no more tolerating toxic behavior. Together, we’ll create a workplace where positivity reigns, values are lived every day, and everyone is excited to contribute their best. 🚀 Let’s lead the charge for change and watch our organizations soar to new heights! 💼✨ #PositiveCulture #ZeroTolerance #WorkplaceTransformation
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Blind obedience. “Kiss up, kick down” culture. Strict hierarchy. Bureaucracy. Lack of empathy. High stress. Secrecy. Unethical activities. Blame. Punishment. These are the telltale signs of a dictatorial culture. And dictatorial cultures don't keep great employees. Discover how to transform your work culture (or department culture) — so you can get results without becoming a dictator or giving up everything you worked for: https://lnkd.in/eXiTzbiD
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Quick must read for anyone who cares more about delivering the right results. Too much stress and anxiety stifles our best work. I truly believe this. Yes, timing is critically important to success, but being overly reactive and adding anxiety to your teams' psyche never ends well. Take a breath, think, and consider, before you put too much unnecessary pressure on people. Is it worth the cost? No one does their best work under these conditions. Not even you. Do you want it done right or just done? Think.
In our fast-paced work environments, urgency culture dominates. The relentless drive for speed undermines creativity and contributes to widespread stress and burnout. As we explore the implications of this culture, we must ask ourselves: at what cost does this perpetual urgency come? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g63PzvNX
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Organization Development - Change Management -Project Management - Leadership and Management Coaching - Diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging advocate. Stockholm based
Urgency can be a positive force, when systems are in place for handling that need for speed. It can also create more harm by adding stress, limiting co-creation by demanding immediate action over group creation and decision processing. As counter intuitive as it seems, slowing down to *then* speed up IS possible.
In our fast-paced work environments, urgency culture dominates. The relentless drive for speed undermines creativity and contributes to widespread stress and burnout. As we explore the implications of this culture, we must ask ourselves: at what cost does this perpetual urgency come? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g63PzvNX
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This. 🙌 Making everything a top priority and rushing to get things done, leaves nothing prioritized and nothing completely done. It’s a vicious cycle of overwhelm that will eventually lead to BURNOUT. 🤯 Here are some things I try to do to keep the urgent things urgent and the “to dos” get “to-done” in a timely fashion but without the overwhelm. 🔥 Creating a strategic plan for the team so we have a solid trajectory of where we are going and what our focus is that guides us each day. 🔥 Following the “11am Rule” that I learned from @brendanburchard-if i can avoid it, I do NOT schedule meetings before 11am and I do NOT check email. I get to work on the important items that are part of the strategic plan to continue moving the team forward. 🔥Batch meetings-if I can string meetings together, I will, so I can have large chunks of time to do the WORK. Then when it’s meeting time, I can jump meeting to meeting, get my takeaways and use my work time to compete my assigned tasks. 🔥 Stay organized and communicate. Our team uses the Atlassian suite of products. Atlassian Jira , Confluence and Trello to plan, organize and communicate. It helps keep us OUT of email and we can track progress. Those are a few things I do to stay focused and try not to go down a swirl of crazy! Not perfect but these tools have helped!! #leadership #organize #teambuilding #teamwork #professionaldevelopment
In our fast-paced work environments, urgency culture dominates. The relentless drive for speed undermines creativity and contributes to widespread stress and burnout. As we explore the implications of this culture, we must ask ourselves: at what cost does this perpetual urgency come? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g63PzvNX
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Creating a false sense of urgency - everything is urgent and important absolutely leads to burn out. It everything is important nothing is. Also leads to cutting corners to deliver faster. As leaders we must be aware of how we prioritize our teams bandwidth and be clear about what can be delayed. Quality of what you do is just as important as executing to deliver on time.
In our fast-paced work environments, urgency culture dominates. The relentless drive for speed undermines creativity and contributes to widespread stress and burnout. As we explore the implications of this culture, we must ask ourselves: at what cost does this perpetual urgency come? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g63PzvNX
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