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The Hidden ROI of a Strong Workplace Culture

The Hidden ROI of a Strong Workplace Culture

by Linda Howard | Dec 27, 2024 | Blog, Collaboration, Communication, Goals, Leadership, Team Culture, Team Development, Team Norms, Work Relationships

What if your greatest untapped resource wasn’t a new tool or a larger budget, but your team’s workplace culture?  For purpose-driven organizations, culture isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the fuel that powers your mission. Strong cultures improve retention. Gallup studies...

Improve Trust by Using Check-In Activities

by Linda Howard | Apr 11, 2024 | Blog, Connection, Meetings, Team Culture, Team Norms, Trust

Are your meetings all business, or do you take some time to improve trust and connection among your team members? Help your team get to know each other better to build stronger bonds. We’ve all heard of the Know, Like, and Trust  factor for marketing. Essentially, it...
Create Clear Guidelines for Remote Team Collaboration

Create Clear Guidelines for Remote Team Collaboration

by Linda Howard | Apr 10, 2024 | Hybrid Teams, Remote Teams, Team Norms, Tips

Imagine you and your remote team members are spread across different time zones. You’ll need clear guidelines for smooth collaboration.  Think about creating a shared document or “playbook” that outlines expectations for communication. Your playbook...
Cameras On or Off: When Does It Matter?

Cameras On or Off: When Does It Matter?

by Linda Howard | Jun 19, 2023 | Blog, Communication, Facilitation, Hybrid Meetings, Remote Teams, Team Norms, Virtual Meetings

For the last few years, I’ve watched and participated in conversations about whether to ask participants to turn their cameras on during a meeting or workshop.  Recently, I conducted a virtual training session where almost no one had their cameras on. During this...

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