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Crisis is the true test of leadership, and 2020 feels a bit like the final exam. This year, we’ve weathered a global pandemic, widespread social unrest, environmental catastrophes, and unprecedented economic disruption. Leaders across the world have been forced to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances and support their teams to successfully navigate through disruption.  During a crisis,…

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Employee engagement has become a priority, and the benefits are clear. The signs were there years ago. A 2017 Gallup World Poll showed that only 15 percent of employees worldwide felt engaged at work. Employers were, oftentimes, failing to deliver what millennials and Gen Zers wanted from a work environment. It’s all too easy to blame problems with employee…

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For the past two decades, trust has been touted as the all-powerful lubricant that keeps the economic wheels turning and greases the right connections—all to our collective benefit. Popular business books proclaim the power and virtue of trust. Academics have enthusiastically piled up study after study showing the varied benefits of trust, especially when it is based on a clear track record,…

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Today more than ever, organizations rely on the energy, commitment and engagement of their workforce in order to survive and thrive in the twenty-first century. As a former Navy SEAL, I can assure you that one of the fundamental reasons we continue to dominate our battlefield and defeat a very dangerous and decentralized enemy is due to the fact that we have 100% employee engagement. We have ecosystems…

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If your employees are less than engaged at work, you might just be making these common mistakes. One of the biggest lessons you probably learned in 2020 was that employee engagement matters. According to the American Productivity Audit, employees who aren’t present at work cost companies more than $225 billion a year. When the global health crisis hit and forced workers to go remote,…

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