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Virtual Coffee Breaks – work from home

It’s important to stay connected while working from home, or you can end up feeling isolated. If you’re an employee who works remotely for three days a week, for example, and then goes into the office on Wednesday and Friday, it’s easy to get disconnected from your team.

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DiSC – Self Assessment and Reflection

The DiSC Profile is a great tool for understanding the differences in people and how they can work together. It can help you improve your relationships at work, home or school. If you want to learn more about this process, contact us today!

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Trust Falls – don’t trust them

If you’ve ever been on a trust fall, you know how awkward and embarrassing it is to fall without someone catching you. Trust falls are not a good way to build trust in others. Instead of building trust with each other, we teach people that a safety net is all they need to put their faith in us. Trust falls don’t teach trust – Learning how to help someone is where Trust is built.

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Office Ice Breakers – they can be fun try these tips!

Ice breakers can be a great way to feel comfortable with new people. They’re also a great way for groups of workers who have been together for a long time to get back into their groove and reconnect as teammates or friends. You don’t need any special training or equipment – just some creativity!

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Team Work, it can work – Sometimes!

A great team player is constantly reliable day in and day out, not just some of the time. You can count on them to get the job done, meet deadlines, keep their word and provide consistent quality work. The following are basic tips on what can work, if you try to be part of a team. These tips and work in your favor if you follow them. It is not easy to be part of team. There are conflicting interests. In the end, things tend to work out.

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7 Qualities – That Make A Good Team Player

here are tons of negative effects in the work place when it is uncivil. According to an article in the Small Business Chronical, titled, “The Important of Civility in the Workplace,” it outlines several negative effects of uncivil behavior. Some of the effects include reduced work productivity, job commitment issues including reduced task follow-through, dread, burnout, absenteeism, and staff turnover.

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The Platinum Rule in the Workplace

here are tons of negative effects in the work place when it is uncivil. According to an article in the Small Business Chronical, titled, “The Important of Civility in the Workplace,” it outlines several negative effects of uncivil behavior. Some of the effects include reduced work productivity, job commitment issues including reduced task follow-through, dread, burnout, absenteeism, and staff turnover.

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Work Life with Kids during a Pandemic

There are tons of negative effects in the work place when it is uncivil. According to an article in the Small Business Chronical, titled, “The Important of Civility in the Workplace,” it outlines several negative effects of uncivil behavior. Some of the effects include reduced work productivity, job commitment issues including reduced task follow-through, dread, burnout, absenteeism, and staff turnover.

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