Gimme Shelter! How leaders can build resilient teams and thrive in chaos
Donald Thompson, CDE?
Global inclusive leader and business advisor empowering cultural-centric leaders for workplace excellence. | Forbes Next 1000 | 3x Inc 5000 CEO | Business NC Power List | [email protected]
The business climate has been stormy, and there’s no reason to think the turbulence will end soon. Given this chaotic environment, you may be asking, “What can I do to steady the ship for my team and my organization?” To navigate uncertainty, leaders must adopt human-centric strategies that result in strong relationships, clear communication, and common goals. In other words, you can build a great team and trust them to push through the chaos.??
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Master Consistency, Clarity and Compassion to Help Your Team Thrive During Chaos
Your employees are dealing with an incredible amount of uncertainty right now. From conflicts overseas and natural disasters here at home to political tensions and economic stress, the world seems off its axis. If you don’t provide the stability to help your team navigate the chaos , their distraction can undermine productivity and threaten your organization’s bottom line. And, when employees feel their leaders don’t care about them personally or support their well-being , their ability to accomplish quality work suffers even more.?
People tend to focus on worst case scenarios—on the things they can’t control . It’s infinitely better–and less risky–for organizations to help employees stay mindful of the outcomes they can control. Senior leaders have a responsibility to support their employees with consistency, clarity and compassion. By doing so, you can cultivate a resilient workforce that can easily adapt to the ever-changing business climate.
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1 周Great insights! I completely agree that building strong relationships, clear communication, and common goals are essential to navigate uncertainty. As leaders, we must also prioritize empathy and actively listen to our team members to understand their concerns and needs. By doing so, we can create a supportive and inclusive work environment that fosters resilience and promotes growth. Additionally, investing in leadership development programs can equip leaders with the necessary skills and tools to lead effectively in challenging times. Thank you for sharing this valuable information and upcoming events for people leaders.