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Effective collaboration is a cornerstone of success. We dive into trust and testing in team dynamics.
Time-on-task does not consider what happens off the clock, which truly defines an employee’s contribution.
We formalized a 14-step workflow within the organization, equipping everyone with a tool to guide the process.
We picked on managers in the first article. It’s time to turn our focus to employees.
By now, we were hoping the term Quiet Quitting would have evolved into a more accurate representation of how people feel their work fits into their life. It seems it still needs some incubation…
By using a combination of project and process management methodologies, groups can improve the quality of communication while increasing individual and overall output.
Some of the topics we're working on:
Helping Teams Perform: Facilitating Opportunities for Engagement
There’s Nothing Quiet About Quitting – Part III
Reader Article: Is the Pendulum Swinging back?
Note: We’ve been busy helping launch an exciting new program with our friends at GimmeCredit – More to come there, but look for several new Office Chaos articles coming soon!
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The Hunch: By coordinating deliverables ahead of time, the Marketing team will improve their individual and overall performance while increasing job satisfaction.
Having data and real-life outcomes from the past three months, the Management and Marketing teams discussed the results related to the goals they set at the beginning of the trial…
Using the Sprint process could provide answers to their questions – one of the primary benefits of using Agile; it can help groups sort out what to do and when to do it.
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By using a combination of project and process management methodologies, groups can improve the quality of communication while increasing individual and overall output.
Using the Sprint process could provide answers to their questions – one of the primary benefits of using Agile; it can help groups sort out what to do and when to do it.