There’s no checklist or formal training when it comes to dealing with death at the workplace, but there are steps leaders can take to care for the family, the staff, and yourself, says CIO Ed Marx.
Death at Work: How to Stop Hiding and Start Caring
The Big Ticket
The hardest part about making a giant mistake? Biting the bullet and admitting it, says Kate Huvane Gamble, who admits it’s often easier said than done.
Why We Need To Get ‘Soft’
In today’s turbulent world, perhaps it’s time we emphasize “soft” leadership skills like kindness, compassion and empathy, says Kate Huvane Gamble, who believes sometimes it’s okay to lead with your heart.
Opportunity Barges In
Whether you’re selling EHR systems, mobile apps, or cookies, the bottom line is the same: you need to build a relationship first, and you need to do it the right way, says Kate Huvane Gamble.
Leaders As Teachers
As a leader, you are shaping others – not just by what you say, but also by what you do and don’t do, says Sue Schade, who believes it’s a responsibility that must be taken seriously.
