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How committed are you? What prompts your level of commitment? Your job? Your team? Your boss? Your value system? Your paycheck? This episodes sees our super friends tackle the specifics our what drives our commitment and engagement levels, and discuss the different drivers that attract us to a job and drive us from a job.
Part two of this episode sees our fearless leaders(hip trainers) explore our reactions to conflict situations, including the personas we take on when we face the personal triggers, aka red flags, that lead to our emotional responses. Tiff and Carl then provide strategies to address conflict, including Carl's favorite model for navigating a difficult conversation. Tiff then discusses the three options leaders have when faced with challenging situations before offering resources for managing conflict.
Join our fearless crew as they tackle the different and sensitive topic of conflict. Tiff and Carl look at the origins of conflict (Spoiler Alert: I ain't always about what's wrong with the other person), what makes it hard to deal with (Spoiler Alert: It ain't always the other person's reactions) and why it's vital to work on our ability to manage for team performance, personal relationship and employee development and retention.
2:25 Questions of the week.
30:00 Intro to conflict.
51:45: Types of approaches to conflict in the workplace.
In the second part of our discussion around the importance of trust and building trusting teams. Tiff and Carl introduce Lencioni's 5 (Dys)Functions of a Team and highlight the power of being vulnerable when communicating with teams to create and strengthen bonds. The Wonder Twins then discuss the need to build trust and recognize the efforts of teams working in hybrid settings. Carl then shares tips for building trust before closing with the "Keeping It Questions" of the week:
1. What is something that leads you to mistrust someone?
2. Where did that mistrust originate?
3. How do you react when it happens?
4. What can you do to counteract that response?
5. What can you do to be more trustable?
In this episode, our Dynamic Duo asks the question, ARE YOU TRUSTABLE? (Another Tiff Creation). When we trust others, we know that they have our best interests in mind, builds relationships, improves our personal and team performance and leads to better engagement and less turnover. You'll hear Tiff and Carl discuss well known trust models and stats that show the importance of feeling not just wanted to fill a desk, but valued as both a contributor and a human being.
This episode finds our caped crusaders tackling the challenging subject of culture (each while battling cultures of their own). You'll hear Tiff and Carl both share their go-to homespun cold remedies and memories of Olympic games in the past before telling stories of workplace cultures that were empowering and uplifting, as well as those workplaces that missed the mark.
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