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In episode of Thrive and Shine HR, certified life coaches Jen Trumm and Katherine Fry delve into the complexities of micromanagement in the workplace. π
With a blend of professional insight and personal experiences, they explore how FEAR and SELF-DOUBT often drive micromanagement, impacting trust and autonomy. ππ
Emphasizing emotional intelligence and self-awareness, they offer practical advice for overcoming these challenges. π§ π‘
Jen and Katherine's compassionate dialogue underscores the importance of support and proactive coaching. π€π¬
They discuss how micromanagement can stifle creativity and innovation, leading to a less productive and more stressful work environment. π«π‘
Additionally, they highlight the significance of recognizing one's own need for control and how it can contribute to micromanaging behaviors, both externally and internally.
As a call-to-action, they encourage listeners to seek trusted advisors and take steps to reduce loneliness, fostering a healthier, more collaborative work environment. π±π₯
HR professionals, it's time to look in the mirror and be honest about how your need for control may be contributing to micromanaging behaviors. π β¨
Share this episode to inspire and support your peers. π’π¬
Download, rate, and review the podcast to support its growth! π§βοΈπ
By Jen Trumm - Passionate Life Coach with a HR TwistIn episode of Thrive and Shine HR, certified life coaches Jen Trumm and Katherine Fry delve into the complexities of micromanagement in the workplace. π
With a blend of professional insight and personal experiences, they explore how FEAR and SELF-DOUBT often drive micromanagement, impacting trust and autonomy. ππ
Emphasizing emotional intelligence and self-awareness, they offer practical advice for overcoming these challenges. π§ π‘
Jen and Katherine's compassionate dialogue underscores the importance of support and proactive coaching. π€π¬
They discuss how micromanagement can stifle creativity and innovation, leading to a less productive and more stressful work environment. π«π‘
Additionally, they highlight the significance of recognizing one's own need for control and how it can contribute to micromanaging behaviors, both externally and internally.
As a call-to-action, they encourage listeners to seek trusted advisors and take steps to reduce loneliness, fostering a healthier, more collaborative work environment. π±π₯
HR professionals, it's time to look in the mirror and be honest about how your need for control may be contributing to micromanaging behaviors. π β¨
Share this episode to inspire and support your peers. π’π¬
Download, rate, and review the podcast to support its growth! π§βοΈπ