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Using Customer Feedback to Create a Better Organization
http://crossfitraze.com/?et_core_page_resource= I have spent three decades utilizing surveys. They help provide opportunities for recognition and/or opportunities to learn and improve. A few weeks ago, for example, I shared a column on why companies should

Finding Your Calling: A Graduation Message.
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Spring Clean Your Mind (and Your Company Will Follow).
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Can’t Find Workers? Time to Check in on the Ones You DO Have.
So many companies are struggling to find workers. It is everywhere. It seems that on most retail store doors, there’s a “hiring” sign posted. At a recent event, a person

Peer Interviewing Pays Off-Even During a Staff Shortage
The critical step in building and sustaining a great organization is the selection of talent. Yet having so many job openings and so few people to fill them can lead

Do You Know What Triggers You?
Do past experiences impact your actions today? The answer is most likely yes. Based on my own experience and learnings, people carry baggage from the past that they may not

Request Granted: How to Improve the Odds of Getting What You Need
Quite often managers ask for things: more staff, new equipment, implementation of a new process or procedure that they believe will improve the performance of the department. Asking for things that

It’s Time to Bring Back Accountability. Here’s How.
When can we start holding people accountable again? This is a question I frequently receive. It does not mean that there is no accountability. What it does mean is that due

Using Customer Feedback to Create a Better Organization
I have spent three decades utilizing surveys. They help provide opportunities for recognition and/or opportunities to learn and improve. A few weeks ago, for example, I shared a column on why companies should

Finding Your Calling: A Graduation Message.
I spend a lot of time thinking, writing, and speaking on how working in healthcare is a calling. And around graduation time, I tend to think about the notion of

Spring Clean Your Mind (and Your Company Will Follow).
It’s the time of year for clearing out the old to make room for the fresh and new. We typically think in terms of decluttering our homes or removing dead

Can’t Find Workers? Time to Check in on the Ones You DO Have.
So many companies are struggling to find workers. It is everywhere. It seems that on most retail store doors, there’s a “hiring” sign posted. At a recent event, a person

Peer Interviewing Pays Off-Even During a Staff Shortage
The critical step in building and sustaining a great organization is the selection of talent. Yet having so many job openings and so few people to fill them can lead

Do You Know What Triggers You?
Do past experiences impact your actions today? The answer is most likely yes. Based on my own experience and learnings, people carry baggage from the past that they may not

Request Granted: How to Improve the Odds of Getting What You Need
Quite often managers ask for things: more staff, new equipment, implementation of a new process or procedure that they believe will improve the performance of the department. Asking for things that