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This is so true. I have worked for both types of companies, and I learned early on that company culture is one of the most important aspects of a great company. I once worked at a company where the CEO walked through the facility every morning and greeted every employee by their first name as he walked by, and there were several hundred employees! Make it a point to get out of your office several times daily just to stop by to ask how your staff are doing, how the project is coming along, how their family is doing, etc. You can start a culture in your department, and it will become contagious! What do you do to

Creating a culture of care is everything.

Leadership is a key ingredient in shaping the culture of a company. Never forget that you as a leader make a huge impact on individuals in their professional and personal lives.

We all want to be treated like human beings. It,s universal desire for dignity, respect, and empathy. It reflects a fundamental need for recognition of our humanity—acknowledging our feelings, struggles, and rights. This idea emphasizes that every person, regardless of background, deserves to be treated with fairness, kindness, and understanding. In essence, it’s a call for compassion and equality, reminding us that our shared humanity should guide how we interact with each other. #mywayofworking #ilovemyjob

From coffee shops to corporate offices, the best environments are built on encouragement and genuine care. That's why leading with empathy is crucial in every interaction.

Love this! Successful managers and leaders both provide the necessary training, tools, and guidance to enable them. A leader will create space for their team to succeed. They focus on the people and their ability to perform. Managers enforce standards. They focus on results and numbers. People aren’t numbers. No one wants to make mistakes. Failure doesn’t make anyone feel good. When people constantly feel like managers are watching them and waiting for the chance to point out their errors, they end up working to get the job done rather than working to support the team.

Being an Empathic Leader: The Power of Understanding, In leadership, it’s easy to focus on results, goals, and ambitions. But the real strength of leadership lies in empathy—the ability to truly connect with your team, understand their challenges, and support their growth. How do you do that? Ask "How can I help you?"—This simple question shows that you’re there to support, not just direct. Say "Let’s do it together"—Collaboration fosters trust and makes your team feel empowered. Remind them "Even I failed the first time"—It’s important to show vulnerability and that mistakes are part of the learning process. Encourage with "Let’s explore the possibilities"—Focus on opportunities and solutions, not just problems. Ambition is important, but balancing it with empathy is what leads to sustainable success. When your team knows that you're not just pushing them for results but genuinely care about their well-being and growth, they’ll feel motivated and supported to give their best. Look after your people, and they’ll look after the goals. 🤝 #EmpathyInLeadership #Teamwork #LeadWithCompassion

As leaders, CXO, Managers you're responsible for many things. And all of them seem important. But as someone in charge of other people - your job is to enable them to be at their best. And i's simple, Ask, listen, and treat them with genuine respect. They'll do their best. But they will come to rely on you. And most of them will also be loyal. Thing to note: it's not a one time thing. You have to keep doing it. It has to be a lifestyle of a leader.

Knowing both worlds, I can say this is an excellent observation.

Servant Management will always engage and encourage your team to be the best they can be.