Team decision-making doesn't have to be frustrating, let alone time consuming. Put structure into place and make higher quality decisions.

What if we spent just as much time on followers as we do leaders? Learn the impact of "leadership bias" and how to embrace followership.

Feedback: it doesn't have to be awkward, but it may still be a little uncomfortable. That's ok. Apply these three steps to guide your way.

Treat the transition to hybrid work like any change: have a plan, form a team and apply change leadership principles.

When obstacles come up, some teams stall out. A way to get momentum back is to ask questions. Here are 5 to get the team moving again.

Hiring a coach to give performance feedback is the wrong approach. Learn why and leverage an internal partnership instead.

Often, the host is blamed for a bad meeting but attendees hold responsibility as well. Get tips for better organization and participation.

Moving to a hybrid work model requires considering team dynamics. Examine power, communication, and priorities for a successful transition.

Teambuilding events aren't always effective. We revisit what strong teams do and offer an Assessment to help you evaluate your team.

Employ three techniques that will prevent the need for a dreaded "performance discussion".

Component #5, Debriefs. Research shows that teams who debrief perform 25% better than teams that don’t. Get some techniques and tips here.

Component #4 - Learn from a leader who handles team conflict well and see how all the components weave together to position a team to excel.

Component #3: Defined Roles and Processes. Learn the importance of being Captain Obvious and get a handy process to solve problems.

Essential component #2, Goals. Teams that excel have clear direction. Learn why goals matter and how the SMART model may be over-doing it.

The 1st essential component for high performing teams, Communication. We boil down to two vital behaviors, tips & a job aid are provided.

Thank you to everyone who completed the Remote Work Survey. Here are the results that present a case for using video. There's a job aid too.