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“If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself” is the mantra of many high-performing leaders, but it’s not the healthiest approach to leadership and often leads to burnout and fatigue. Whether you think it will take longer to explain a task than to just do it yourself, you don’t want to be perceived as passing the buck, or are worried about overloading your team—there are many excuses leaders give to avoid delegation. But, the rewards of successful delegation often far outweigh the risk. According to research from DDI, some of the biggest positive results include team members who are: 9 times more likely to produce innovative/creative outcomes 2 times more likely to go above their job description 2 times more likely to be considered high performers 9 times more likely to have high performance standards So, if you’re the type of leader who has a hard time loosening your grip on projects and letting members of your team take the reins, here are a few quick …
Tue, 24 May 2022
You may have recently heard of a deadly mass shooting at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket in May. According to reports, several of the victims were store employees. This incident can be categorized as workplace violence. Each year, an average of nearly 2 million U.S. workers report being a victim of violence at work, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). And the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the number of annual workplace homicides at about 400. Workplace violence can strike at any time, from a co-worker, stranger, customer, client, or personal relationship. Threats of violence, harassment, intimidation, or other threatening behavior are all examples of workplace violence. You have the right to work in a safe environment, and we want to assist you in achieving that goal. Here are some tips on how to avoid and defuse violence in the workplace. Prevention Tips: Be familiar with your company’s emergency communication plan as well as how to contact local authorities. If you think of how someone could …
Thu, 19 May 2022
Eating healthy at work can be tough. Prepping meals the night before is time-consuming, and it’s much easier to throw a bag of chips and a PB & J together in the morning and call it a day. Not to mention all the unhealthy food available at the office, from donuts and candy to free pizza lunches and eating out with co-workers. If you’re having trouble eating healthy at work, here are a few tips that can help. Eat Breakfast And this should be more than a cup of coffee! Eating a balanced breakfast can kickstart your day after fasting all night. You want to be alert and ready to work, and a healthy breakfast can help you do that. Meal Prep the Night Before Meal prep can be troublesome, and sometimes it’s the last thing you want to do after a hard day at work. But prepping the night before can help to ensure you have something healthy and tasty for lunch. You can even prep a few snacks …