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How to Boost Your Team's Performance
Staffing & HR, Coaching, Blog Dave Marks, D.Min. Staffing & HR, Coaching, Blog Dave Marks, D.Min.

How to Boost Your Team's Performance

Researchers in behavioral neuroscience have made some stunning discoveries about how our brain cells actually create a chemical connection with others. This is measurably true between leaders and their followers. Simply stated, a leader’s mood drives the mood of the team. Leaders who consistently manifest emotional maturity (high emotional intelligence) will likely have a high performing and loyal team following them.

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Building Trust Part 1: Communication
Coaching, Staffing & HR, Blog Jay Desko, Ph.D. Coaching, Staffing & HR, Blog Jay Desko, Ph.D.

Building Trust Part 1: Communication

The 6 Trust Gauges to the right graphically describe how trust works among people and in organizations. All people have expectations of themselves and others, but they may not be understood, agreed upon, or fair. These expectations fall into one or more of the following categories: communication, character, concern, competence, connectedness, and consistency. Trust is built when we prove reliable by meeting the expectations others have of us in these six areas.

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10 Steps to Rebuild Broken Trust
Crisis, Coaching, Staffing & HR, Blog Jay Desko, Ph.D. Crisis, Coaching, Staffing & HR, Blog Jay Desko, Ph.D.

10 Steps to Rebuild Broken Trust

When trust is broken, either for reasons of unethical behavior or due to differing expectations, the results are disappointment, hurt, and anger. It is very easy to respond by not wanting to trust again or invest the time and energy necessary to rebuild the lost trust. However, this only results in embedding unhealthy feelings and behaviors into the organization’s culture. To get your organization healthy again, it's important to begin rebuilding trust as soon as possible. Easier said then done. Here are 10 steps to get you started.

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