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Give Joy!

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Create a Comfortable Environment. Although I doubt that many organizations still need a Casual Friday, if your group is a holdout, this is an easy, high-impact fix. Are there areas where workers have privacy as well as places to collaborate? Cater a healthy group lunch every quarter. Bring treats. Take Fun Seriously.

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5 Must-Have Productivity Software Products Nonprofits Need to Be Effective in 2021

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By Alan Tyson , CEO of DATABASICS – a software product that enables nonprofits to report, approve, and track employee hours, activities, and spending from anywhere, something that is especially important in an increasingly decentralized environment. There has never been a better time to make document management and collaboration a priority.

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When Culture is a Skill Set Leaders Reap Rewards—PCI Lives Their Values

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Culture revolves around personalities and a positive environment depends on understanding the needs of individual players and their interaction as a team. I’m glad to see more organizations approaching group dynamics as an essential component of outstanding performance. Making that evaluation requires collaboration.

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Build a Mission-Worthy Team

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Hire for Fit Don’t rely on games, group lunches, or happy hours to turn incompatibility into excellence. Then you need an environment that maximizes individual talents while allowing groups to work successfully together. Don’t rely on games or group lunches to turn incompatibility into excellence.

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How Nonprofits Can Steward Corporate Donors on Social Media

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They also have a keen focus on the broader environment, ensuring their content is relevant and appropriate to the moment. The social media posts that get the most engagement often include strong examples of mission impact, surprising facts, spotlights on special groups like kids and volunteers, or useful tools and resources.

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Lead From the Human Side of Technology

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As a result, IT leaders are called on to share their wisdom with the rest of us, and they are challenged to help us collaborate in ways that are unfamiliar and sometimes uncomfortable. Self-regulation— or learning to effectively manage conflict, challenges, and stress is critical in fast-paced digital environments.

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Weave a Safety Net—Find the Right Strategic Partners

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When the Public Health Department was looking at how to reopen safely, they had a sounding board, and we were able to collaborate to develop successful solutions. On the other hand, in Madison, where we didn’t have a Kitchen Cabinet, collaboration on reopening was much more challenging.

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