Stand Your Ground

There’s a lot to be said for compromise and flexibility in the workplace. Among other things, these strategies can be great for building consensus, supporting teamwork, and cultivating positive employee morale. But as a leader, you will sometimes find yourself needing to take a firm stand—and even dig in your heels when faced with resistance or disregard. For example, when people push back against or ignore a needed change you are implementing, you’ll need to call upon willpower and self-disc...

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Published on February 17, 2015 11:30
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