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Webinar: Creating and Measuring Psychological Safety

Webinar: Creating and Measuring Psychological Safety

by Jennifer Areola | Mar 8, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces

In this 60-minute, 1 SHRM credit-earning webinar, you’ll learn how to: Define psychological safety and its importance in the workplace Measure psychological safety on teams  Brainstorm what behaviors create and/or corrode trust on teams  Understand the connection...
How to Identify a Low Performer on your Team

How to Identify a Low Performer on your Team

by Anya Soto | Mar 6, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces

Do you have someone on your team who is: Very hardworking and responsible Brings in the most revenue Super high IQ Works hard and puts in long hours Clients and customer love them… On paper they appear as high performers but there is one thing about...
5 Signs of an Unhealthy Work Environment & How to Fix It

5 Signs of an Unhealthy Work Environment & How to Fix It

by Catherine Mattice | Mar 2, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces

We hear a lot of various words and phrases being thrown around these days – toxic work environment, unhealthy work environment, lacking psychological safety, and more. In fact I’m often asked, “What is the definition of a toxic work environment?”  My response...
Creating and Measuring Psychological Safety

Creating and Measuring Psychological Safety

by Jennifer Areola | Feb 23, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces

One of the strongest proven predictors of team effectiveness is psychological safety. At Civility Partners, we understand the importance of psychological safety and its impact on employees, the organization, and the community. According to research by Gallup, 3/10...
3 Tips For Dealing With A Toxic CEO

3 Tips For Dealing With A Toxic CEO

by Catherine Mattice | Feb 2, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces

We’ve all worked with a toxic person, or perhaps even a toxic CEO. Maybe they were a downer with all of their push back and refusal to budge, or a one-upper who engaged in grandstanding and stealing your thunder, or perhaps they were too aggressive with all the...
15 Tiny Habits To Kick Off Your New Year

15 Tiny Habits To Kick Off Your New Year

by Rebecca Del Secco | Jan 5, 2023 | Civil & Healthy Workplaces, Corporate Culture & Employee Engagement

If you’re anything like me, you kick off your New Year with all the lofty resolutions you can think of. In theory, it’s a great way to be intentional about your future. My problem in checking off those resolutions (and maybe yours, too) is twofold. First, I set...
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