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Many organizations equate busyness with productivity, but the two words are not always interchangeable. You probably know someone who is always busy but rarely seem to make any progress. And the reverse may be also be true. You know someone who never seems busy yet they are highly effective. It’s common to accept movement for
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Most of the time we think about balance in terms of individuals—namely, an individual’s personal work-life balance. However, the need for greater balance extends to organizations. Organizational alignment and operational balance are two important components of effective leadership, resilient teams, and sustainable growth. Many organizations struggle because cross-functional alignment to the purpose, mission, and vision
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Team engagement yields greater productivity, and most leaders would agree with this statement. Team members who are actively involved, enthusiastic about their work, and engaged in healthy team dynamics contribute to the organization effectiveness. This is easy to understand on a cognitive level. Still, developing an engaged team practically is not simple for some leaders.
