It doesn’t cost anything to be nice. It’s a great saying and true. A study by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business Center for Positive Organizations provides a guideline to assist everyone in improving tram moral. Remember shallow comments don’t add value. Affirmations that are meaningful and effective include the following:
- Create a positive first impression
- Communicate the value each person brings to the team
- Describe your team positively if they feel undervalued
Article Link: https://michiganross.umich.edu/ross-news-blog/2017/08/08/challenge-say-nice-things-about-your-colleagues-week-you-won-t-regret-it?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_university%3BjkKCH4yZSLOu3daJ43sZUA%3D%3D
Gary Kapanowski – Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt – Excelsior
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