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Harvard Business Review reveals the bright side to negative feedback

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According to a recent article from Harvard Business Review, The Ideal Praise-to-Criticism Ratio by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman , there is more to improving team performance than giving a pat on the back. What’s your opinion on the ratio of positive to negative feedback?

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Harvard Business Review Analytic Services reveals the impact of employee engagement on performance

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The impact of employee engagement on performance is a new study from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services and A chievers, which includes survey data from more than 550 executives, in-depth interviews with 12 best-practice company leaders, and a wealth of metrics, best practices, and advice. Want to learn more?

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UKG and Harvard Business Review reveal why companies are failing to achieve pay equity

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WORKPLACE RELATIONSHIPS: HOW TO BUILD TRUST

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Harvard Business Review. The Harvard Business Review study quoted above is an interesting read, proving the link between how trustworthy a person is and how likely they are to trust a stranger based on their oxytocin levels.

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Why Diversity Training Matters and How to Build a Program

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It’s the cornerstone of a strong and successful business. If you’re looking to build a more diverse and inclusive workplace and maximize your business potential, start ramping up your diversity training strategy. Effective diversity training can quite literally equal better business. Diverse companies enjoy 2.3 Leverage data.

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Managers as Coaches: How To Get Started

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Harvard Business Review (HBR) states, “When done right, coaching can also help with employee engagement; it is often more motivating to bring your expertise to a situation than to be told what to do.”. Harvard Business Review ( HBR) concurs, pointing out that “Most managers don’t understand what coaching really is.”

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The Secret Ingredients of an Amazing Company Culture

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Increasing productivity would probably be first on your list, along with steady company growth, low employee turnover, seamless teamwork, and high employee engagement — after all, most businesses share similar goals. One of the most accurate definitions is offered by business change strategist John Kotter. What Is Company Culture?