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Leading the best possible team means being the best possible leader you can be. That starts with self-work and identifying areas where you are strong, where you can grow, and where you want to explore further. Leading an agile team means being an agile leader and there are some key attributes to consider.

Professionals are always looking for ways to grow, obtain new skills and stand out amongst the competition. Here are a few leadership-identified assets that will set you apart, improve your professional work, and positively impact your personal life as well. And they may be qualities you weren't expecting...

The past few years have been full of turmoil and uncertainty. With everything that's happened, there is a lot to consider updating when it comes to your business practices if you want to stay competitive and resilient to the waves of change. Check out these 5 recommendations to implement in the coming year.

Hybrid workers are thriving while hybrid managers feel stressed and disconnected. The balance of freedom and connectivity is helping employees feel fulfilled. However, managers feel distant from their teams and less connected to leadership. Culture can bridge the gap and help teams and managers reconnect.

Job hopping has become increasingly popular for workers who are concerned about their employer's willingness to support them. It's also stemming from a desire to grow, move upwards and be challenged and when employees don't feel they are getting what they need from a job, they look elsewhere. So, how do we figure out what they need to feel successful and how do we effectively support them so they don't feel the need to leave?

Whether you’re a gardener or an engineer, you need the right tools in order to do your job successfully. For many companies, employee monitoring software can prove to be a useful tool to help analyze and understand the cultural climate and happiness levels of an organization. Here are some features and aspects to consider when selecting an employee monitoring tool.

The Great Resignation, business culture, and employee happiness are topics that have consistently been in the headlines for a while now. But now it's time to go from the headlines to practicing what we preach

Having a bad boss can lead some employees to leave their jobs. On the flip side, leaders who are positive and supportive empower employees to work hard and stay motivated. So it stands to reason that we need to take care of leaders' mental well-being so that they can do the same in return for their teams.

We are in the midst of a professional reshuffle as unhappy employees search for companies that prioritize happiness. Now comes the question, can negative experiences follow employees to their new organizations and cause unhappiness there?

As the Great Resignation continues, employees also continue to search for companies that will prioritize mental health and happiness. For companies looking to realign their culture to this focus, there are ways to do so and retain your star talent.

Companies have been using surveillance software as a way to keep tabs on their remote workers for years. Is this software providing the benefits that companies think it is or is it doing more harm to employee relations than they know?

Founders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners have been at a greater risk of experiencing burnout due to their workload and other stressors. So what can they do to address this stress and avoid it negatively effecting their company and employees in the future?

Whether you are a remote, hybrid, or on-site employee, your position and its location have likely changed over the past few years. With the appearance of the workplace forever altered, we now need to figure out how to navigate it successfully.

How do you define and create company culture? Is it a catchy motto or pillars of values? When you decide upon your culture, you then have to find creative ways to share it with your employees and implement ways for it to be carried out in your daily interactions. And it's more important to the health of your employees and company than you'd think.