Returning to the office after two years of remote work can stir up a mix of feelings. It might be a bit challenging, but there are ways to reconnect with your coworkers and build positive energy. Accepting Change: Giving Yourself Time: Creating a New Routine: Relating to Coworkers In-Person: Reconnecting …
When it comes to making great workplaces and successful teams, researchers point out three psychological needs: relatedness, competence, and autonomy. Studies show that when employees feel psychologically content, they are happier, healthier, and more productive. Among these needs, relatedness—the desire to feel connected to others—has often been challenging for companies …
Korean Air had more plane crashes than almost any other airline globally, not because of old planes or poorly trained pilots, but due to its cultural legacy. Korean culture is hierarchical, where being submissive to elders and superiors is required. This cultural norm led co-pilots to defer to their captains, …
You might feel like you’re one of the busiest people in the world when it comes to time. There’s an 80% chance that you have too many things to do and not enough time to do them. In a study from ten years ago, about half of working Americans said …
Building trust with your colleagues is crucial. Your coworkers are more likely to help you achieve your goals if they trust you. Developing a connection with others is the first step in accomplishing your objectives. But how do you go from being a friendly stranger to a trusted peer? Feeling …
