Situational Leadership Theory in Practice – Pt 1

The last post looked at the Situational Leadership Theory, which advocates for adapating your style depending on the person’s level of competence and commitment to the given task. If the person you are giving a task to has: 1. Low Competency and Low Commitment...

Adapting your leadership style – Situational Leadership Theory

Over the last couple of months we have covered a lot of ground regarding why good communication matters at work, and how it can lead to a more efficient and productive team, and therefor improve your business. Last month, we uncovered an issue that could lead to a...

Engage your staff through better communication

Last post we talked about the cost of poor communication. We saw that miscommunication can very easily lead to low efficiency, tension and can certainly dis-engage staff (and you!). But how do we actually help everyone to communicate more effectively, and thus create...