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Insights from UNC Executive Development Senior Associate Dean Dave Hofmann on how to make a good "ask."
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George Bernard Shaw said, “The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” Are you under a similar illusion?
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A great storyteller can not only engage and entertain but also cut through informational noise, inspire change, and foster creative and innovative thinking.
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Great listeners work to connect and listen to understand instead of respond and solve. They validate others and show that what people say matters to them.
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Employee burnout can be prevented, but not by employees alone. Managers have a significant role to play in making workplace environments less stressful.
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In the wake of the pandemic, what does a corporate culture without a physical workplace look like? The answer is "a culture built on trust."
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For UNC Executive Development President Stephen Hyde, listening, asking the right questions, and inclusivity are just some of the skills that are pivotal for today’s executive education leaders.
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Leaders are just as likely to experience burnout as other employees. Here are three quick reminders for helping yourself and your team avoid burnout.
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UNC professor Dr. Arvind Malhotra discusses how organizations can ensure employee connection, inclusivity, and productivity in a hybrid workplace.
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In the wake of the pandemic, many employees are looking forward to returning to the office, but not for the old ways and old reasons.
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As organizations contemplate how to return to work, they can find a new hybrid model that allows employees to have the best of both worlds.
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As leaders continue to navigate a global pandemic and focus efforts on diversity, equity, and inclusion within teams, leading with empathy is more important than ever.
Cognitive biases present a serious risk to leaders who bear any responsibility for high-level decision-making. Educating yourself and your team on these five common mental traps will help you neutralize them for improved decision-making, team dynamics, and workplace culture.
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