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How Will You Act in Your Workplace TOMORROW?

Stephen M. Paskoff November 3, 2020 No Comments

Today is election day in the U.S. We may know which Presidential candidate won tonight or it may take days or even weeks before a winner is declared. Either way, I ask you to imagine that your preferred candidate loses. How will you personally think, act, and feel? Now imagine that your preferred candidate wins. How would that change your thoughts, actions, and feelings? And

How Companies Can Support Employees Through Parenthood

ELI, Inc. October 29, 2020 No Comments

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant effect on the workplace, from making in-person meetings obsolete to requiring employees to remain six feet apart at work. But one of the other significant ways that the virus has impacted organizations’ ability to get work done has happened outside of the physical office: The interruption in childcare for parents. Even as some daycares and schools begin to

Three Important Steps to Take When Dealing With a Workplace Bully

How to Deal with a Workplace Bully in 3 Steps

ELI, Inc. October 22, 2020 No Comments

As we wrote in our post 4 Types of Workplace Bullies and How to Deal With Them, not all bullies are the stereotypical demanding-boss-type. Bullies come in all shapes and sizes. They can be supervisors, or they can be peers. They can bully by yelling and intimidation, or they can do it by withholding important information or spreading rumors. Regardless of the type of bullying

Five Ways to Deal With Difficult Employees

How to Deal with Difficult Employees in The Workplace

ELI, Inc. September 24, 2020 No Comments

Interpersonal struggles are inevitable in the workplace. Each one of us is human, and each one of us has pet peeves or issues that can occasionally make it difficult to work with others. But as any manager knows, some employees tend to be consistently more difficult than others. When most of us use the word “difficult” to describe an employee, it’s usually because the employee

How to Ease the Pressure on Newly Appointed Managers

ELI, Inc. September 10, 2020 No Comments

Newly appointed managers face a potentially tough transition. Here’s how you can make sure they have the training and support they need to succeed.

Leadership Commitment: A First Step for Lasting Change That Matters

Stephen M. Paskoff September 3, 2020 No Comments

Our workplaces face extraordinary challenges coinciding with the opportunity for overdue change. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected how and where we do our jobs, and view our careers. While the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks and others haunt us, the recent passings of John Lewis and C.T. Vivian remind us that change can happen with purpose and commitment. What’s been

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How Will You Act in Your Workplace TOMORROW?

How Companies Can Support Employees Through Parenthood

How to Deal with a Workplace Bully in 3 Steps

How to Deal with Difficult Employees in The Workplace

How to Ease the Pressure on Newly Appointed Managers

Leadership Commitment: A First Step for Lasting Change That Matters