Do we Change the Environment or People? The Five I’s model explained
The Five I’s model for change management: Generate ideas on how to change the environment to impact teamwork or people.
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by Brian Thomas As a human resources professional, you’ve probably encountered employee complaints. They range from things missing from the fridge to more serious issues. Below are some tips to help you resolve complaints smoothly and properly. Tip #1: Don’t Ignore a Complaint Yes, a wide variety of employee-related issues will pop up. It can...
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by Brian Thomas As more businesses begin to reopen their physical locations, you might be feeling like it’s time to bring your team back to your normal office setting. However, it’s not something you can snap your fingers and do in one day. There are numerous regulations to follow for safely bringing back your employees....
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by Sam at Management 3.0 May of us have love-hate relationships with meetings (some hate more than love). With virtual meetings becoming the norm during COVID, there were a slew of do’s and don’ts and new rules that everyone had to adapt to. But in this blog we’re not going to differentiate between virtual or in-person when it...
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by Julia Gain Communication is one of the most important soft skills in the workplace. Soft skills are all the non-technical skills we use to interact with each other, like emotional intelligence, enthusiasm or empathy. While technical skills, consisting of experience and specific work-related knowledge are important, soft skills are essential to actually work as...
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by Sam at Management 3.0 When we think of clutter we think of physical objects. A book shelf with too many books on it, or stacks of newspapers, we haven’t thrown out, souvenirs we bought on trips that seemed like a good idea at the time. We notice that it takes space in our house...
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by Sam at Management 3.0 We know that everyone is ‘Zoom(ed)’ out by now, but as much as meetings drive us crazy, it’s still important to know how to conduct them and have them efficiently. At Management 3.0 we discuss this in our Better Meetings Module, where we delve into eight tips for how to...
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by Julia Gain What is work culture and why is it important? Work culture is your workplace’s personality. It consists in all the values, traditions, attitudes, mindsets and interactions that make your workplace unique. You might think that work culture is natural but it’s quite the opposite: you define the work culture you want to...
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By Sam at Management 3.0 For those of you who subscribe to our newsletter, you might be familiar with some of this already, but we thought it was that important to share with everyone in our Management 3.0 community, not just those who subscribe. That said, if you haven’t subscribed to the newsletter, what are...
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Much has been said about mindfulness and increasingly more is being said about mindful leadership, mindfulness in business, or just mindfulness at work. But why is this so relevant, and how can we develop it, if at all? A guide on how to be a mindful leader by Management 3.0 Facilitator Thiago Brant.
Read moreFour Ways To Build Trust With Remote Employees
by Sara Carter As remote and distributed teams become more commonplace within various industries, they do come with their own set of unique challenges. One of which is companies building trust with employees. Trust is something that is necessary between a manager and employees because it fuels the ability for tasks to be completed on...
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by Sara Carter When home life and working obligations crash into one space, an issue COVID-19 has left many workers with, there are bound to be feelings of being overworked and overwhelmed. And when these feelings are not addressed, it can result in burnout, the inability to feel motivated to get things done during working...
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by Julia Gain What is Agile? And why is it so popular? Agile is an approach to project management and software development. More than a method, it’s a framework and a mindset based on The Manifesto for Agile Software Development created in 2001. Its four principles are: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software...
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