
Create a Collaborative Culture (Part 3 of 4)
The last two weeks in 2023 I talked about two specific ways senior leaders can create a culture of collaboration.

The last two weeks in 2023 I talked about two specific ways senior leaders can create a culture of collaboration.
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If you want to change the culture you have to change the conversation.
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I often get calls from potential clients requesting a workshop: either on No-Drama Leadership for executives, or a Stop Workplace
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