Over two years ago, the Covid-19 pandemic upended life as many people know it. Recent changes have included new health precautions, mask mandates, and supply chain shortages. Along with changes to day-to-day life, Covid-19 caused widespread illness and many deaths. What’s especially challenging is that almost everyone has been expected to live life and work as normal during a time when life feels anything but normal.
Communication is fundamental in any successful workplace. Teams should collaborate, share ideas, solve problems together, and feel comfortable in their work environment. But that’s not always the case — and ineffective communication can lead to severe issues.
Emotional intelligence or EQ (for “emotional quotient”) is more than a buzzword: it’s become increasingly valuable in modern workplaces.
Guidance on Preparing for the Workplace Return Twitter, Bank of America, and numerous other organizations across the United States want workers back on-site by Labor Day.
How to Bond With Your Coworkers Seventeen percent of United States employees worked from home five or more days each week before the pandemic. But that quickly jumped to 44% as COVID-19 forced countless businesses to close their offices.
Perks like office dogs, ping pong tables and cold brew on tap can make your company an enjoyable place to work, but they don’t constitute as the entirety of company culture or the employee experience.
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Dr. Elora Voyles
