by Noal McDonald | Collaboration, Comfort Zone, Employee Engagement, HR
This is Pt 3 of 3 articles written by Noal McDonald covering employee engagement and HR issues that are largely new to most businesses as we build new business practices in a new work-from-home era. Read Pt 1 ‘Will Working Remotely Be the New Normal?’...
by Noal McDonald | Collaboration, Communication, Employee Engagement
“Change is not a four-letter word…but often your reaction to it is!” – Jeffrey Gitomer I talked to a client recently about his adamant desire to fire 2 employees. “They have a bad attitude no matter what I ask them to do they talk back about it,” he told me. Lucky for...
by Noal McDonald | Collaboration, Noal McDonald
What if our gifts lasted all year long? This is the time of year when we think more about our friends and families. Share gifts and meals. Consider others in our community that might need some extra help. Businesses and individuals alike often choose to provide time,...
by Barbara Gaughen-Muller | Barbara Gaughen-Muller, Collaboration, Peace
“First, examine our attitude toward peace itself. Too many of us think it is impossible. Too many think it is unreal.” — President John F. Kennedy Trust peace to be the driver. Embrace peace. Let peace guide your thoughts and create inner peace during your journey on...
by Mark Fowler | Collaboration, Mark H. Fowler
In my work with troubled or growth companies, the major challenge is helping people, owners, and all team members, embrace the idea that the power to make things happen lies with them. I was re-listening to my audio interview for the Rotary Peace Conference in January...
by Mark Fowler | Collaboration, Mark H. Fowler
Occasionally, we’ve been asked why three authors for one book. Interestingly, it’s a question I’ve asked myself many times. In the beginning, some 30 years ago, Gloria Axelrod Goforth and I tried several times to produce a book and I’ve attempted to go it alone at...
