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Harassment in the Headlines… Your Questions Answered

ELI recently hosted a nationwide webcast to address the onslaught of harassment claims in the headlines. The interactive discussion allowed HR and training professionals to tackle essential questions about behavior, training, and corporate culture. Here’s a recap of the questions that were addressed along with the key insights provided by Steve Paskoff and Tucker Miller on this critical topic. How do you eliminate sexual harassment

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Unconscious Bias in the Workplace SlideShare

Unconscious Bias in the Workplace – What You Need to Know. from Stephen M. Paskoff, Esq. Unconscious Bias in the Workplace – What You Need to Know. What is Unconscious Bias? Unconscious bias occurs when you make spontaneous judgments about people or situations based on your past experiences, culture, background, or exposure to media. These hidden preferences or prejudices can affect nearly every decision you

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The Serious Consequences of Being Funny (Microaggression and the Risks of Humor in the Workplace)

Done right, humor in the workplace has lots of benefits — reduced stress and more creativity, to name a few. Unfortunately, as anyone who has been the target of a joke knows (and we’ve all been there), humor can also be particularly effective at making people feel excluded. And at its worst, humor is used to try to pass off some pretty terrible sentiments as

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Incivility Damages Workplace Productivity But Civil Treatment Betters Culture

A lack of civility in the workplace disrupts employee productivity, threatens health, and prevents happiness. That’s the conclusion of Georgetown University McDonough School of Business professor Christine Porath in a recent Quartz editorial. She connects the dots from a firm’s culture of civility to its bottom line. How Rudeness Steals From Each of Us Companies that tolerate rudeness suffer from decreased employee productivity. Porath’s research found

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Banish Soft Skills At Work

We need to banish soft skills at work. I’m not talking about the concept but the term. It’s misleading and counterproductive, making the underlying skills sound as if they are pointless, wasteful frills. Yet, any respected leader will tell you it’s the “soft skills” that distinguish effective leaders from outstanding operational producers or, at the management level, distrusted tyrants. Check any of the online dictionaries,

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