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Active Listening for the COVID Era and Beyond

Active listening can be challenging, especially in a remote context. Our colleague Elissa Gurman shares tips and techniques to improve your listening skills – and to communicate more effectively.

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The 8 Steps to Effective Decision-Making

Decision-making is difficult. Our colleague Christi Mertens shares the 8 steps for effective decision-making including scenario planning, risk assessment, and communication. Understand the barriers to great decision-making – and how to overcome them – to unleash the potential of your team.

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Uniting Your Team Like Never Before: Reducing “Us and Them” Within Your Organization

On every team, it’s inevitable that divisions and alliances will form. Our colleague Hugh MacPhie discusses that the key is to recognize “us vs. them” issues as they emerge. Hugh shares strategies to unite your team when it matters most.

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Managing People Through
Times of Uncertainty

Managing in a time of crisis is difficult, especially in a remote environment. Our colleague Elissa Gurman shares a model that is helpful in managing people effectively during times of uncertainty. David Rock’s SCARF model is based on how we respond to certain situations (status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness and fairness).

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Building Trust at Work

Trust at work is an essential component of any high-performing team – but it is particularly important during periods of change and adjustment to new norms. Our colleague Elissa Gurman discusses the 13 top behaviours exhibited by high-trust colleagues as defined by Stephen Covey.

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What Everything Everywhere All at Once Can Teach Us about Strategy

I finally hopped on the bandwagon and watched the Oscar-winning film, Everything Everywhere All at Once. While this film made me think about a lot of things – about mother-daughter relationships, the multiverse, and hot-dog fingers (if you know, you know) – it also...

Why You Should Include a Competitive Analysis In Your Next Strategic Planning Process

A strategic plan tells your organization where you’re going in the next few years. Setting this course is one of the most important things you can do as a leader. But what about considering where your organization stands relative to competitors? Understanding the...

Planning for an Inclusive Future

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have become integral to most organizations – but what does success look like for DEI-focused strategic plans? With all that has happened over the past few years, many leaders have made renewed commitments to a more DEI-centred...

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Active Listening for the COVID Era and Beyond

The 8 Steps to Effective Decision-Making

Uniting Your Team Like Never Before: Reducing “Us and Them” Within Your Organization

Managing People Through Times of Uncertainty

Building Trust at Work

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What Everything Everywhere All at Once Can Teach Us about Strategy

Why You Should Include a Competitive Analysis In Your Next Strategic Planning Process

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