Positivity & Kindness Insights by Barbara Vercruysse’s Post

Research shows that workplaces led with kindness outperform those driven by fear or competition. From improving employee retention to fostering innovation, kindness has measurable benefits. This article dives into how kindness creates thriving teams. 📖 Read more: https://lnkd.in/eZJkbH_R Have you seen a workplace transformed by kindness? Drop your story in the comments! #KindnessAtWork #WorkplaceWellbeing #LeadershipWithHeart

Council Post: 4 Ways To Build Workplace Culture Through Kindness

Council Post: 4 Ways To Build Workplace Culture Through Kindness

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Peter Lombard

Founder at Globe Guides - creating retreats, incentives, and events around the world that inspire

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I love how this highlights the role of kindness in fostering innovation at work.

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In my experience, workplaces with kind leadership see a boost in employee morale.

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I've noticed that kindness cultivates open communication among colleagues.

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Sugandh Kapoor

International Business Specialist | Market Research Enthusiast | Strategic Planner with Expertise in Digital Marketing and Global Relationship Management | MBA Pursuer 🚀

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Could not agree more; leading with empathy has long-lasting effects on teams!

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Walaa Gazi S.

MIEMA, CEnv, Sustainability Expert, Carbon Manager (UK) Driving change toward ESG excellence, carbon reduction and utilization.

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Kindness truly sets a positive tone for the entire team.

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Brad Stevens

CEO at Outsource Access: Talented, Affordable, Staff from the Philippines supporting SMB’s in 75+ industries including franchisors and franchisees (500 staff: Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance, Exec Admins and More)

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The correlation between kindness and productivity makes so much sense to me!

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Sailesh Dev

Co-Founder @NurtureBox | Hiring sales & marketing leaders 🚀

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This is an interesting perspective—looking forward to reading the article!

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