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CX Storytime, Tales from the Customer Journey
Russel Lolacher
36 episodes
4 weeks ago
(From the Relationships at Work Podcast) In leadership, even the best-intentioned among us can fall into the trap of making assumptions, often without realizing it. This week, we’re diving into a common leadership pitfall: the arrogant assumption. Inspired by Jacqueline Novogratz's Manifesto for a Moral Revolution, I explore how these assumptions can impact our teams, business relationships, and organizational culture. From dismissing ideas without consideration to believing we know better th...
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(From the Relationships at Work Podcast) In leadership, even the best-intentioned among us can fall into the trap of making assumptions, often without realizing it. This week, we’re diving into a common leadership pitfall: the arrogant assumption. Inspired by Jacqueline Novogratz's Manifesto for a Moral Revolution, I explore how these assumptions can impact our teams, business relationships, and organizational culture. From dismissing ideas without consideration to believing we know better th...
Show more...
Management
Business,
Entrepreneurship
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How Leadership Needs to React to a Tragedy Test
CX Storytime, Tales from the Customer Journey
10 minutes
1 year ago
How Leadership Needs to React to a Tragedy Test
In this episode of Relationships at Work, communications and leadership nerd (and host) Russel Lolacher explores how leadership should and shouldn't respond to tragedy from their teams. Not so long ago, Russel experienced a personal tragedy, which inspired his curiosity on how leaders and workplace cultures handle those moments. He provides real-world examples of good and bad experiences before highlighting some of the steps great leaders take to pass this tragedy test. Join us as we d...
CX Storytime, Tales from the Customer Journey
(From the Relationships at Work Podcast) In leadership, even the best-intentioned among us can fall into the trap of making assumptions, often without realizing it. This week, we’re diving into a common leadership pitfall: the arrogant assumption. Inspired by Jacqueline Novogratz's Manifesto for a Moral Revolution, I explore how these assumptions can impact our teams, business relationships, and organizational culture. From dismissing ideas without consideration to believing we know better th...