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In business, diversity is more than just a buzzword; it’s a reservoir of untapped potential. True leaders understand this. They recognize that excellence doesn’t echo from an individual voice but emanates from various perspectives. Managers play a pivotal role in this dynamic. By actively seeking input from all team members, managers demonstrate that every opinion is valued. This inclusivity not only boosts individual morale but also benefits the organization by leveraging a broader spectrum of ideas and solutions. For the workforce, knowing that their voice matters can be profoundly empowering. It encourages engagement, fosters loyalty, and can often lead to innovative ideas that might have otherwise remained unspoken. 
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An overview of the CQC's expectations for well-led organizations, including key principles and components. 1)Introduce principles of empowering leadership, such as fostering a culture of trust, collaboration, and accountability. 2)Discuss effective communication strategies for your leaders to engage and empower staff members at all levels. 3)Build a Culture of Quality and Safety. 4) Promote a culture of continuous improvement, safety, and learning. 5)Share best practices and case studies of the organization that have successfully transformed the culture to prioritize quality care. 6)Lead Through Change and Challenges 7)Address the challenges and complexities in times of change, uncertainty, and adversity. 8)Provide strategies for effective change management, resilience-building, and adaptive leadership. 9)Promote Staff Wellbeing and Engagement 10) Highlight the importance of staff wellbeing and engagement in achieving organizational goals and delivering high-quality care. 11)Explore leadership practices that support staff morale, motivation, and professional development. 12)Put Principles into Practice: Action Planning 13)Facilitate interactive discussions and activities where participants can apply empowering leadership principles to real-world scenarios. 14)Guide participants in developing action plans to enhance leadership practices and contribute to a culture of quality care within their organizations. see more: https://lnkd.in/e-bBWKhz

There are no silver bullets or magic wands we can wave to eliminate the way too often problem of bad bosses who end up at the top of the ship. However, this issue like almost all in life is not insurmountable. Through thoughtful adjustments to hiring practices, feedback mechanisms, and leadership development, each of us can better ensure that those who ascend to leadership positions are capable of fostering a positive, productive, and ethical workplace environment. By addressing these issues systematically, we will not only improve our internal culture but also our overall performance, reputation and productivity now and in the future.

Developing leadership skills among employees is crucial for the success of any organization. Identifying potential leaders within the team and providing them with the necessary support and guidance is essential for fostering a culture of effective leadership. By investing in leadership development, organizations can boost employee engagement, reduce turnover, and create a talent pipeline for future leadership roles. Check out this article to learn about some practical tips for cultivating leaders effectively.

Sometimes, the work you do to bring people into a leadership positions can actually help change the entire culture of an organisation. In a management audit a few years back, we played a key role in initiating a cultural transformation within a massive production company boasting 15,000 employees. Traditionally, they adhered to narrow selection criteria, favoring individuals with identical cultural, educational, political, and regional backgrounds. However, at MU we believe that the only basis for an employment decision should be a factful match between an individual’s competencies — what they bring to work — and the requirements of the role, context and organisation results needed. Working with inclusive recruitment creates diverse teams, and diversity is required to have a high-performing workplace. Read more about the in-depth leadership audit we performed and the outcome here: https://lnkd.in/dzsktaEG For more details how we work and what we can do for you - please contact me directly. Magnus Green, Management Consultant & Strategic Advisor at MU - https://lnkd.in/d4yXvupk

People and culture is one of our strategic focus area as a Group. Here is how Andrea Gageik Chief People Officer summarises 2023.   “We have continued to develop our culture and our values. Our primary focus has been on developing leadership within the Group. During the year, we recruited managers to several key positions, at Group level as well as at the various companies within the Group. Through clear values and teams built with internal as well as external candidates, we are well prepared for the company’s future development and growth.   The most satisfying aspect of the past year has been the fantastic experience of implementing our leadership training. For a company like ours, with several brands, it has given us the opportunity to get to know each other even better as well as to continue to build our shared culture. By creating a safe and open-minded environment, we want to encourage a culture where it’s OK to curiously question things and to try new ways of working.”   What is your focus now during 2024? The implementation of our group-wide Leadership Guidelines as well as diversity and inclusion are focus areas for the entire group this year. In order to make the best business decisions in a complex world, we need a strong and resilient leadership and a broad spectrum of perspectives.”   Read more about our employee strategy in the Annual and Sustainability Report 2023. https://lnkd.in/dHAP4DRD

How can organizations promote diversity? Promoting diversity and inclusion within organizations is crucial for creating a fair, representative, and high-performing workforce. Here are some effective strategies: 1.      CEO Champion: Ensure that the CEO actively champions diversity and inclusion efforts. Their commitment sets the tone for the entire organization 2.      Business Strategy Alignment: Integrate diversity and inclusion (D&I) into your business strategy. Make it a core part of decision-making and planning. 3.      Executive Accountability: Hold executive leaders accountable for D&I outcomes. Set measurable goals and track progress. 4.      Mitigate Bias: Address implicit bias at the systemic level. Implement training and policies to reduce bias in hiring, promotions, and day-to-day interactions. 5.      Leadership Development: Shift from generic diversity training to leadership development coaching. Equip leaders with the skills needed to foster an inclusive environment Remember, fostering diversity isn’t just about compliance—it’s about creating a workplace where everyone feels valued and can contribute their best

Are you looking to improve corporate culture? Statistics show that employees who feel connected to their company culture are more engaged, more likely to recommend their organisation as a great place to work, and less likely to feel burned out or seek other job opportunities. Contact linkABLE if you'd like to learn more about how we can assist your business with onboarding, leadership development, and training programs that will not only help employees feel connected and engaged but lead to higher productivity and lower turnover. 

Having a strong leader is crucial for day to day management and business progression. But beyond this, leaders play crucial roles in employee retention by fostering a positive work environment, providing support and mentorship, recognizing and rewarding achievements, offering opportunities for growth and development, listening to employees' concerns, and promoting work-life balance. We speak to so many people leaving jobs because of poor leadership, and we also speak to many brilliant candidates who have all the right values, skills and qualities for leadership roles. Seeing both the good and the bad qualities gives us a key insight. Here are just a few tips for anyone in a leadership position.

Sometimes, the work you do to bring people into a leadership positions can actually help change the entire culture of an organisation. In a management audit a few years back, we played a key role in initiating a cultural transformation within a massive production company boasting 15,000 employees. Traditionally, they adhered to narrow selection criteria, favoring individuals with identical cultural, educational, political, and regional backgrounds. However, at MU we believe that the only basis for an employment decision should be a factful match between an individual’s competencies — what they bring to work — and the requirements of the role, context and organisation results needed. Working with inclusive recruitment creates diverse teams, and diversity is required to have a high-performing workplace. Read more about the in-depth leadership audit we performed and the outcome here: https://lnkd.in/dF9QbsA8