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End-of-year events bring us together with people we might otherwise avoid. Prepare now so you can keep those conversations productive.

Researchers found this common bad habit enrages people and drains productivity too.

Use these strategies to help the whole team enjoy a more productive meeting when your meeting leader falls short.

Spark curiosity in your meetings to nurture a more innovative, engaged team.

Team engagement and performance improve when we take the time to ask important questions.

When your team compares their answers to these questions, you’ll make better decisions faster.

Meetings are a team sport. Great team leaders don’t try to do all the work alone.

One-on-ones really work, but only if you run them the right way.

These snacks fuel important discussions, minimize distraction, and show your team you care.

Using conversational card decks can quickly create bonds between team members and combat loneliness.

Discipline doesn’t have to be punishing or harsh. Sometimes it just means you need a timely reminder.

If you can’t meet, you can’t lead.

Lack of preparation leads to wasted time in meetings and impacts productivity after the meeting.