Encourage Flexibility: Offer flexible working hours or remote work options. Lead by Example: Managers should model healthy work-life balance behaviours by not overworking or setting unrealistic expectations. Set Clear Expectations: Ensure employees know their workloads and deadlines and avoid unrealistic demands. Promote Time Off: Encourage employees to use their holiday entitlements and take regular breaks. […]
Read moreSet Clear Expectations: Define work hours, availability, and communication norms. Leverage Technology: Use collaboration tools for seamless teamwork. Foster Engagement: Schedule regular check-ins and virtual team-building activities. Ensure Equity: Provide equal opportunities for remote and in-office employees. Support WorkLife Balance: Encourage boundaries to prevent burnout. Monitor Performance Fairly: Focus on results, not just hours worked.
Read moreSet specific objectives, give regular feedback, remove blockers, and offer coaching or training. Use a simple performance framework and address issues early with supportive conversations.
Read moreLearn from employee cases by spotting patterns, training managers, updating policies, and acting on lessons to improve culture and prevent repeat issues
Read moreSet Clear Company Goals Communicate business priorities clearly and regularly across all teams. Use Cascading Objectives Link individual and team goals to broader company targets using frameworks like OKRs. Involve Employees in Goal Setting Encourage staff to shape their own goals within the business context for better buy-in. Check In Regularly Hold ongoing reviews to […]
Read moreTo develop someone resistant to training, start by understanding their reasons for resistance and helping them recognise areas for growth through self-awareness tools like feedback. Emphasise how development can lead to career advancement, improved skills, and staying relevant in a changing world. Offer development opportunities that are directly linked to their daily tasks and career […]
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