Wellbeing

Can Teamwork software make your remote team more productive?

Can Teamwork software make your remote team more productive?

Collaborating with a teammate was once as simple as leaning into the next cubicle and asking a question. Now, with a growing number of teams working remote or hybrid, virtual communication is becoming the norm. This has created a raft of new challenges for organizations, from disengaged teams to drawn-out onboarding processes.

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Nurturing team well-being through meaningful team retrospectives

Nurturing team well-being through meaningful team retrospectives

In an ever-evolving business landscape where global growth prospects remain gloomy,1 companies need to focus on retaining top talent. A good way to do this is to create a supportive work environment that fosters a sense of connection. A team retrospective is effective for managing stress and uncertainty and is a powerful tool for boosting team spirit.

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Monday project management software: best uses for collaboration

If you need help managing multiple timelines across different projects and keeping everyone on the team aligned, you should consider using Monday. Monday is a popular tool that many companies rely on for project management. Its user-friendly interface and customizable features make Monday a go-to solution, whether you’re a small team of five, or you have more than 50 team members. 

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A winning leaders guide to building organizational culture

A winning leaders guide to building organizational culture

Culture can be difficult to define, but in many ways, this is due to its pervasive nature. Asking people to describe culture is like asking a fish what it thinks about water - it's the medium we move through on a daily basis, and so it's often taken as a given. But in the uncertain times we live in, the advantages shared by organizations with a strong organizational culture are too great to ignore. From retention to financial performance, companies with a strong culture outperform those with a weak culture on almost every measure[1]. If you want to improve your current culture at work, the time for zooming out and thinking big is now. In this article, we'll share our tips for building a strong organizational culture, as well as sharing Marlee's unique approach to culture building.

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How empathetic are you? Unlock your EQ potential

Brené Brown said, “Empathy is connecting to the emotions that underpin an experience." But how do we connect with our emotions? We'll explore the different types of empathy, examine the science, and offer exercises to boost emotional intelligence. Explore your capacity for empathy and transform your relationships.

Alyssa Towns
Clifton StrengthsFinder vs Fingerprint for Success

Clifton StrengthsFinder vs Marlee

People who use their strengths daily are six times more likely to be engaged on the job[2]. Employees are looking for fulfilling work with opportunities for professional and personal development[1]. Assessment tools that measure performance can help employees better understand their own strengths and their colleagues’ strengths. And teams that focus on strengths every day have a 12.5% greater productivity rate[2].

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