How Leaders Drive Results and Resolve Conflict in a Hybrid Workplace
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Marlene Chism
42:15
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01 - Drive results and manage conflict as a hybrid leader.mp4
01:31
01 - Assess your current hybrid work context.mp4
02:18
02 - Adopt a hybrid mindset and skillset for results.mp4
03:10
03 - Promote psychological safety.mp4
03:10
04 - Use values to improve decision making.mp4
02:52
01 - Clarity drives results in a hybrid workplace.mp4
03:36
02 - Structure drives behavior in a hybrid workplace.mp4
03:26
03 - Key rules and tools of the hybrid workplace.mp4
03:07
01 - Anticipating conflict in a hybrid workplace.mp4
03:26
02 - Expand your conflict capacity.mp4
03:37
03 - Stop avoiding and start leading.mp4
02:51
04 - Identify the resistance that slows progress.mp4
03:28
01 - Redefine productivity.mp4
02:23
02 - Create a culture of accountability.mp4
03:20
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Becoming an effective leader in a traditional work setting can be challenging enough. Being a leader in a hybrid workplace requires an altered skill set. These leaders play many roles: Project manager, coach, mediator, productivity guru, and more to drive results. Conflict in this environment can add another layer of stress and risk to performance. In this course, Marlene Chism teaches leaders how to expand their skills to support employees and overall performance in this dynamic work environment.
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Instructor's CoursesWe work with senior leaders who want to build drama-free cultures that drive growth and reduce costly mistakes.
Almost every costly mistake in organizations can be traced back to a conversation that needed to happen, but did not happen. A culture of avoidance can be recognized by signs such as turnover, lawsuits, tragic accidents, and health issues related to stress.
The bottom Line: Drama is costly to the organization and stressful to both leaders and employees.
Without enough conflict capacity, leaders are unequipped to initiate conversations that get results. They unconsciously create cultures of avoidance and a ripple effect that can only be stopped with “enlightened accountability.”
We often say “The avoided conversation tomorrow becomes the lawsuit of your future,” and “To change the culture you must change the conversation.”
With over two decades of experience in organizations such as healthcare, manufacturing, education and public safety, Marlene Chism is the leading authority on identifying and stopping workplace drama that hampers productivity and effectiveness and helping leaders get results through others.
Books include Stop Workplace Drama, (Wiley 2019); No-Drama Leadership (Bibliomotion 2015); and Stop Drama in Your Healthcare Organization (Greenbranch 2018).
Services include consulting, executive coaching, and executive education.
To schedule a complimentary consult to explore working with Marlene Chism Inc. email at [email protected]

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- language english
- Training sessions 14
- duration 42:15
- Release Date 2023/01/09