How to Prioritize Work: A Step-by-Step Guide
Use this practical guide to prioritize your highest-impact work. Learn the “big rocks” method, weigh urgency and importance, craft a to-do list, and stay on top of your tasks.
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3 Steps for Managing Overwhelm at Work
While you can’t will yourself to stop feeling overwhelmed (trust us, we’ve tried), there are ways to manage it. When it’s your job to lead a team toward solid ground, here are three things you can do.
Plantilla de Evaluación o Informe
Al realizar un informe o evaluación al final de un proyecto, puedes identificar las lecciones aprendidas para garantizar resultados aún mejores la próxima vez. Esta plantilla te ayudará a hacer las preguntas correctas.
3 Ways to Prepare Emotionally and Mentally for Layoffs
Get resources for managing your emotions as you prepare to conduct layoffs. Use our journaling prompts, reflection questions, and mantras to stay grounded.
Layoff Script Sample & Template
This layoff script includes sample language and a template for conducting a clear, compassionate, and human-centered layoff conversation.
Conspirar y Alinear: Un Nuevo Enfoque para la Gestión
Un enfoque claro y definido te ayudará a navegar tanto lo rutinario y las partes de gerencia que son inesperadas. Lee sobre nuestro enfoque de conspirar y alinear para la gestión.
3 Steps to Help Someone Learn a New Skill
Investing in people improves staff retention and gets better results. Help your staff develop a new skill in 3 steps.
Managing When Things Are (Still) Not Okay
This article shares guidance for managing through crises, including ways to ground yourself, support your team, and learn from your experiences. It is an updated version of “How to Manage When Things Are Not Okay (And Haven’t Been For Centuries).”
Managing in a Unionized Workplace
What’s different about managing in a unionized workplace? This article overviews what changes and what stays the same.
Two Truths and a Lie About Feedback
Hesitant about giving feedback to staff or coworkers? We address common misconceptions so you can build a feedback culture and strengthen relationships in the process.