Giving praise has been proven to be an effective motivator. Here’s why praise can be the way to go when your team needs that little push.
7 best practices for giving peer feedback
Creating an active peer feedback culture might be tough. With these best practices, you’ll be able to navigate any challenge with ease.
25 questions to ask in your next 1:1 meeting
Need to check in on your employees? Here are 25 questions to ask in your next 1:1 meeting to help you get to what’s important.
Setting goals, the SMART way
Want real results? Then setting realistic and achievable SMART goals is the way to go. Here is an outline of the process and best practices to get you started.
25 questions for a 360 review
Asking the right questions can help you have efficient and constructive 360 reviews. So what do these questions look like?
How self-assessments can lead to better performance review conversations
Many employees tend to dread evaluating themselves. Luckily, there are some ways you can keep self-assessments honest and effective.
Set employees up for success with professional development plans
Research shows that intrinsic motivators are key to keeping your employees happy. Here’s how to create an effective development plan to motivate your team.
A recipe for great managers
Sure, hiring good managers is important. But an org’s internal policies and a culture that supports skillful leadership can also elevate great managers.
Nonviolent feedback: How to criticize without hurting feelings
Hasty, poorly-worded feedback can lead to shame and resistance. So how should you deliver nonviolent communication to get the best results?
Struggling with retention? Try regular check-ins
There’s a simple way to improve employee retention and satisfaction in your org, and that’s having regular check-ins.
How leaders can get the most out of 360-degree feedback
Think leaders don’t need to participate in their organization’s 360-degree feedback? It’s time to reconsider.
Goal setting: to stretch or not to stretch
While some set realistic goals, others prefer “stretch” goals. How far is too far to stretch? And do stretch goals help or hurt in the long run?
- Page 1 of 2
- 1
- 2