Oh, ye olde office holiday party. Few other experiences provide the same opportunity for excitement and dread. On the upside, the picture on your desk doesn’t do your SO justice. … Continued
Your “Company Holiday Party Idea” Google Search Stops Here. We hear you’re on your company’s holiday party planning committee. Yay for you! What’s that? OH…you ARE the committee. Well, even … Continued
Guest lists, holiday decorations, venue, menus, entertainment, invitations… there’s a LOT that goes into planning a holiday work party. It’s easy to get caught up in the holiday work party … Continued
According to Gallup research, workforces that are highly engaged outperform other companies in earnings per share by 147 percent. If your team works remotely 100 percent of the time, you … Continued
So, you’re a new manager. Congratulations! You have a unique team of adult humans waiting for you to make your first move. As a team leader, your job is to … Continued
“Mind of a Student” is a workshop for education professionals, custom-designed to enhance your team’s ability to think differently, engage with each other and connect with their students in ways … Continued
Do you ever have that moment when you’re really in the flow… you’re getting stuff done, feeling kind of sharp, you’re on it, maybe even really creative, and then the … Continued
Preparing a meal together in our kitchen is a fun, engaging way to practice all of the important things teams do together in the workplace: decision-making, problem-solving, collaborating, innovating, giving … Continued
Serves 8-10 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard 1 tablespoon minced shallot 1 small garlic clove, finely grated 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt plus more for seasoning Freshly ground black pepper Combination of greens: kale, spinach and … Continued
Give a genuine compliment. Tell someone you love them. Smile at everyone you see. Do something nice for a stranger. Donate to a charity you believe in. Volunteer in a … Continued
You’ve probably heard that if you want to truly master a skill, you need to spend 10,000 hours on it. According to Matt Leiberman, author of Social, Why our Brains are … Continued