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Connection Culture
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Connection Culture

The Competitive Advantage of Shared Identity, Empathy, and Understanding at Work (Second Edition)

ATD, 2020 更多详情


Editorial Rating

9

Qualities

  • Applicable
  • Concrete Examples
  • Engaging

Recommendation

Employee engagement expert Michael Stallard updates his valuable first edition of Connection Culture by addressing the impact of coronavirus on working people who are already suffering loneliness and disconnection. He makes an impassioned and informed plea for prioritizing organizational belonging and connectedness to improve workers’ health and productivity. He and his contributors – Todd W. Hall, Jason Pankau and Katharine P. Stallard – join a chorus of scientists, experts and social commentators who warn of the dire consequences of ever-increasing isolation. The book’s compelling mix of science, workplace stats and medical data makes the case that “social connection” is a fundamental human and workplace need.

Take-Aways

  • People are suffering an epidemic of isolation, which COVID-19 exacerbates.
  • Connections among people improve their health, happiness and resilience.
  • Leaders must take the initiative in building a “connection culture” by combining “vision, value and voice.” 

About the Author

Michael Lee Stallard is the co-founder and president of the leadership training and coaching firms E Pluribus Partners and Connection Culture Group.Contributors: Todd W. Hall teaches psychology at Biola University. Jason Pankau is a lecturer. Katharine P. Stallard is a partner in the Connection Culture Group.


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    J. C. 1 year ago
    its only sounds good when u listen but very hard to apply on the work.i have seen it with these two nacked eyes.
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    K. K. 1 year ago
    Connection culture is very important to improve people health, happiness & resilience.
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    M. H. 3 years ago
    All the five summaries including this are very useful ! I want to say thanks more!