Rebuilding Relationships Across Teams in a Hybrid Workplace

The coming year of inventing our way toward whatever our workplaces will look like offers an opportunity to refresh and reinvent cross-functional relationships. Working to rebuild these bonds is especially important because most people won’t be returning to work as the same people they were before the pandemic; the last 18 months have changed all of us in some way. Organisational fragmentation isn’t a byproduct of remote work. It results from a lack of intentional bridge-building to link discrete groups and regions. Silos were certainly prevalent before the pandemic — hybrid work has simply created new requirements for effectively connecting teams that must work together to achieve shared outcomes. The author offers three approaches to help leaders and their teams reestablish strong connections across organizational boundaries as they’ve shifted to hybrid work environments.

 

 

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The cost of getting it wrong

Part Three: Over the last two days, we’ve explored several key areas to identify and improve your interview and hiring processes. In this last instalment, we will look at the cost of getting it wrong and how Clark Recruitment can support your business. THE COST OF GETTING IT WRONG A poor hire doesn’t only mean […]

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Have you heard our Ad yet?

Have you heard our Ad yet? As we strengthen our roots in Cork City and the wider region, we’re delighted to showcase our business on two of Cork City & County’s major radio stations; 96FM & C103. With a long and respected history of serving the Southern Capital’s airwaves, we’re delighted to be featured every […]

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The Halo Effect

Part Two: Yesterday we looked at six ways companies can improve their hiring and interview process. Today, we will explore the Halo Effect, good interviewing advice and warning signs. THE HALO EFFECT One particularly common interview problem occurs when an interviewer forms a strong positive impression based on one characteristic – perhaps where the candidate […]