No Ping-Pong or Tap Beer Required

Changes in the variety of emerging workplaces has forced a change in cultural conversations. Where trendy spaces once anchored these conversations, new cultural norms may be found in the five pillars of positive psychology. This is how leaders are silencing things like quiet quitting, boost performance and redefining what it means for their employees to both excel and enjoy their time at work.

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Jennifer Martin
You Need Culture Not a Cult

Core Values are critical to the success of your business. They create unity, focused direction, engagement and superior customer experience. But there can be a downside to so much cohesion. In order to prevent groupthink you must also have a healthy amount of dissension. Here’s why and some ideas how.

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Jennifer Martin
Out of Balance and Feeling Burnt Out?

Success doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice yourself. If you’re feeling like taking a three-year vacation might not be long enough, this article is for you. Follow these 5 easy steps to fight burn out and develop a successful balance between life and work.

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Jennifer Martin
Elevate Tough Conversations into Company Growth

Even at the best run companies, there is no avoiding difficult conversations. As a leader, how you handle these conversations will not only continue to establish company standards but will also show your value of people. Using the 3 C’s to guide effective communication you can not only turn tough conversations into an opportunity for company growth but you can also demonstrate your dedication in helping employees, or teammates, achieve more.

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Jennifer Martin
Your Business vs The Recession, Which Will Win?

Even in a “sluggish” economy your business has the power to be successful. Tightening in consumer spending may force new emerging leaders with customers focused on value that is rarely predicated on cost. Those companies that focus on customer relevance, customer experience and clear messaging can do more than just survive any economic conditions, they can win.

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Jennifer Martin