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Leaders, it is essential to understand employees or you may confuse their patience for laziness. Tips fr Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale.
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Because leaders are always leading change, they need to know which phase they prefer — endings transitions beginnings. These phases, proposed by William Bridges, Ph.D., seem backwards to some leaders. Yet this order is a true picture of what happens to those you lead. So my question to you as leaders is, which phase do […]
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Leading team strengths can reduce team weaknesses through leading morale and employee engagement. Kate Nasser, Author, Leading Morale
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Your leading morale mindset transforms team members’ thinking from scarcity to abundance. This is very valuable. by Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™ & Author, Leading Morale.
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When are you most likely disrespect people? Disrespect ruins leadership, teamwork, morale. Insights fr Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale
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These leadership questions revive team commitment & move you forward. 30 years of real-time experience from consultant Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale.
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Uncaring workplace reasons to create a caring workplace. by Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale | Leadership
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Prevent jealousy by not comparing your daily life to someone’s highlight reel! ~Steven Furtick. Tips from Kate Nasser The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale
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Leaders, here’s how to coach super talkers & chatty coworkers to listen. It affects morale & results. Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, Author, Leading Morale
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Leaders who want employee engagement do well when they develop a culture of generosity. Would your teams welcome it? Before you jump in and say yes, explore these thoughts.
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To respect cultural diversity, start with learning how to pronounce other people’s names. In any work setting, you are bound to meet people from different cultures with names you’ve rarely heard. If you’re not sure how to pronounce their names, ask them. It shows you care about getting to know them. Moreover, it shows that […]
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Team Players: What are the differences between a valuable initiator & a maverick? Kate Nasser, Author Leading Morale provides checklist for you.
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How not to be annoyed w/ high maintenance colleagues & employees. by Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™ Author, Leading Morale | Leadership Teamwork
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Replace these toxic leadership behaviors that repel talented employees. What other behaviors do you think leaders should eliminate? Checklist from The People Skills Coach™.
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Some leaders see all diversity of thought as workplace disharmony. Others see all peace & harmony as impending failure. There is no need to confuse workplace disharmony and diversity of thought. Here are the key distinctions and success is within your grasp.