Author Archives: Amy Kay Watson
Nov
As burnout continues to take its toll in corporate life, the urgency for mental health initiatives in the workplace is undeniable. The pandemic served as a catalyst for many to question their work-life balance, leading to a broader conversation about the importance of well-being in the corporate environment. A 2023 survey by Future Forum found
Oct
Effectively manage Accountability in the workplace. This article sheds light on the key principles of a proactive accountability framework and demystifies the often-misunderstood concept of the Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). Embrace a proactive approach, from setting clear expectations to recognizing barriers and providing consistent feedback. Uncover how a genuine PIP should work to genuinely elevate performance, moving beyond mere discipline. Emphasize collaboration, understanding, and a shared vision of success for both managers and team members.
Oct
Navigating workplace relationships can be complicated. But the good news is that you can improve these relationships by changing your own behavior and communication style. When Relationships Are Strained, Change Your Approach Things can get messy when dealing with employees / direct reports. If you find yourself stuck, the key to moving forward lies in
Oct
“Who do you want to be?” is a question we ask young adults until, almost arbitrarily, we begin to assume this decision has been made. It’s in the past. Whoever you are, that’s it. You have decided, we might think… despite the fact that so many of us still carry that question within ourselves. Who am I? Who do I want to be?
Oct
There’s a wide range of helpers available—consultants, therapists, counselors, mentors, and coaches. How do you choose the right one? What Sets Therapists, Counselors, and Coaches Apart? Here’s a simplified breakdown: Therapists/ Counselors Inquiry-based Coaches Intention Seek to resolve Seek to create Object Challenges in the present. Changes in present behavior or experience (eliminating negatives) A
