Building Trust and Boosting Morale
ByCould your team use a boost in morale? Do team members trust one another? Do they trust you?
Great business goals are met when teams are aligned, commitment is high, and trust is present. If the leadership skill development of listening is so important to building trust and boosting morale, what questions do you ask in order to effectively direct the conversation? Start with this guideline and see your results exponentially rise.
Ed Oakley
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January 14th, 2011 at 1:53 pm
What I have found is that the key to the framework is that it "naturally invites listening". Often managers think they need a "trick or technique" to help them get motivation from their people. What happens when you use the questions of the framework is that not only managers "listen naturally" but the team listens too and trust, motivation and increased morale happens. Think about it--"Who does not like to have their opinion 'asked for'"? It will happen "naturally" if you use the framework.