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July 26, 2016

Gregg Ward Interviewed by Activia Training

by Gregg Ward in Media, Press, Respectful Leadership

The UK-based Activia Training offers over 250 courses on management skills, sales, business development, and coaching. The company recently interviewed Gregg for their Expert Insights blog. Hear what Gregg had to say about the three lives he’s lived throughout his career, what the future of leadership looks like, and his upcoming book, The Respectful Leader: […]

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July 26, 2016

Do Your Employees Like You?

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

Everyone knows that good bosses are crucial to an organization’s success. But how do you become a boss that your employees will really like? Fast Company breaks down ten ways to be a popular leader. These are a few of our favorites. Be a clear communicator. The best bosses will ask for employees’ input and […]

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July 19, 2016

Behind the Beanbag Chairs and Free Food at Tech Startups

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

Dan Lyons went to work at HubSpot after 25 years in journalism. He wrote his new book Disrupted: My Misadventure in the Startup Bubble based on his experiences in what he calls a “digital sweatshop.” In his The New York Times article, “Congratulations! You’ve Been Fired,” he sheds a light on the disrespectful and exploitative […]

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July 12, 2016

The Neuroscience of Respectful Leadership

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

Management and HR consulting company 21 Triangles says leaders can use neuroscience to become better managers. Their article, “Caught in the Act!… of doing something right: A neurobiological approach to high performance management” outlines the science behind Respectful Leadership and RespectfulDo #4, Look for Diamonds in the Rough. Research shows that employees like a feedback […]

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July 5, 2016

RespectfulDo #4 | Look for Diamonds in the Rough

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

“Look for Diamonds in the Rough” is the fourth of the Seven RespectfulDo’s. It’s about looking for the good in others instead of only focusing on their faults. Respectful Leaders should identify and acknowledge good qualities that their employees have. When employees feel that they’re being recognized for what they do well, they’re proud of […]

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June 28, 2016

Transparency: The Key to Loyalty

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

Forbes contributor Jeanne Meister is an expert in preparing companies for the workplace of the future. She calls the 21st century “frenetic,” full of employees who change jobs frequently. Successful companies must have loyal employees to keep things steady and contribute to long-term success. Statistics have shown that having a loyal staff is correlated with […]

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June 21, 2016

Why “Lazy Leaders” are Detrimental to an Organization

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

What is “lazy leadership”? According to Forbes contributor Scott Edinger, it happens when a leader avoids challenging tasks or conversations. It can be hard to spot – ironically, “lazy leaders” tend to be hyperactive, engaging in tasks and behaviors that fill up their time but don’t advance the goals and strategies of the company. These […]

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June 14, 2016

Make Fairness a Priority

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

A key part of being respect-worthy is being fair. According to Marcus Erb, senior research partner and consultant with the Great Place to Work Institute, employee concerns about fairness are common leadership problems. He provides excellent suggestions on how to make sure that your organization is as fair as possible. Handle promotions fairly. Employees may […]

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June 7, 2016

RespectfulDo #3 | Be Respect-Worthy

by Gregg Ward in Respectful Leadership

Respectful Leaders know that they can’t expect to be treated with respect automatically, and they must make an effort to be worthy of others’ respect. Being respect-worthy is about being honest and open with your employees, following through on your commitments, and treating everyone on your team fairly. “Be Respect-Worthy” is the third of the […]

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The Respectful Leader: seven ways to influence without intimidation

June 3, 2016

Watch Gregg Ward Discuss Respectful Leadership

by Gregg Ward in Media, Respectful Leadership

Gregg Ward recently sat down with National Correspondent Dinah Smith to talk about Respectful Leadership and his upcoming book, The Respectful Leader: Seven Ways to Influence Without Intimidation. Gregg explains why people often feel disrespected by their bosses and how the modern workplace has led to a decline in respect. He also outlines the key […]

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