Compassionate Leadership

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Melissa Steach and Madecraft

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[1] Introduction

[1] Leading with compassion.mp4

01:55

[2] 1. The Importance of Compassion

[1] Defining compassion.mp4

03:15

[2] The importance of compassion at work.mp4

03:19

[3] 2. Building Compassion at Work

[1] Becoming a holistic leader.mp4

02:55

[2] Preparing for the future.mp4

03:05

[3] Interpersonal compassion.mp4

03:16

[4] Modeling compassion.mp4

03:41

[5] Encouraging compassion.mp4

02:53

[4] 3. Understanding Physiology and Wellbeing

[1] Physiology of compassion.mp4

03:07

[2] Physical and social ergonomics.mp4

03:10

[3] Mental and cognitive ergonomics.mp4

03:43

[4] Compassion and workplace well-being.mp4

02:39

[5] 4. Business Impact of Compassion

[1] Compassion and ROI.mp4

03:03

[2] Compassion and VOI.mp4

04:07

[6] 5. Making Compassion Stick

[1] Make compassion a habit.mp4

04:06

[2] Compassion for curmudgeons.mp4

03:03

[7] Conclusion

[1] Lead with compassion.mp4

02:11

Description

One of the most underrated skills a leader can demonstrate is compassion. Compassionate leaders are proven to foster more trust and respect for their teams, which increases their ability to have success. In this course, Dr. Melissa Steach details the building blocks of exercising compassion as a leader. She shares a fundamental understanding of what compassion in the workplace means, how to demonstrate compassion without compromise, and how leaders can foster compassionate environments for their teams. Melissa covers the physical, interpersonal, and emotional needs of employees, as well as how to communicate the benefits of compassionate leadership to your team.

This course was created by Madecraft. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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