Training Day Blog

When it comes to technology, “improved” does not always mean better for end-users who are not information technology technicians.

Contrary to popular belief, it’s more the deftness with interpersonal relations than gregarious cocktail party ease that makes a “people person.”

I’ve found that managers and department heads often need help acknowledging their biases about their expectations for employees, and then moving past those biases to be equally welcoming of innovation from ALL employees.

Helping employees optimize not just their own needs and work, but that of the people working above them.

Pushed to the brink by unreasonable workloads and pandemic stress, some employees are giving up their work responsibilities to make relaxation the centerpiece of their lives.

With an in-person experience a few times a week, buffered by workstations that offer noise control and privacy on at least a few sides, you might be shocked at how enthusiastic your introverts are about your reopened office.

Your employees may find a less civil—and more stressful—workplace when they return to the office.

A vaccination mandate that applies to corporate employees, but not front-line workers, may make the latter feel as if the company does not value their safety.

It’s important to train managers to talk through mental health concerns with employees.

Fun and enjoyment is a great nice-to-have in the workplace, but nothing reigns supreme over respect.