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Onboarding a New Leader — Remotely
We are all being tested to adapt to new ways of working, and it’s no different with virtual onboarding. Here are some principles to guide you.
How to Manage an Employee Who’s Struggling to Perform Remotely
It requires a broader approach and different skills than many leaders are used to.
8 Questions Employers Should Ask About Reopening
Employers must remain nimble, and play close attention to local conditions and changing guidelines and practices. Here are eight questions they must now address.
5 Tips to Reduce Screen Time While You’re WFH
We’ve been working with clients on ways that they can reduce or eliminate technology throughout their day. Here are a few strategies that have been most effective.
Laughter Will Keep Your Team Connected — Even While You’re Apart
Here are five concrete steps you can take to deliberately foster some laughter.
4 Behaviors That Help Leaders Manage a Crisis
The roles and responsibilities of business leaders have dramatically changed in the past few weeks.
The Restorative Power of Ritual
Rituals, it turns out, are a powerful human mechanism for managing extreme emotions and stress, and we should be leaning on them now.
Communicating Through the Coronavirus Crisis
You will sometimes get it right, and you will often get it wrong, but it is still better to be as transparent as you can.
How Managers Can Support Remote Employees
By communicating a clear availability plan, you can help your team members feel better connected to you and address any concerns as they arise.
Will Coronavirus Lead to More Cyber Attacks?
While the world is focused on the systemic threat posed by Covid-19, cybercriminals around the world undoubtedly are poised to capitalize.