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Building a Collaborative Learning Culture

Learning Rebels

This vibrant atmosphere is the result of a collaborative learning culture. With either example, you can feel the energy, and that’s what the power of a collaborative learning culture can bring. Collaborative learning is like a potluck dinner where everyone brings a unique dish reflecting their lives and culture.

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Building a Culture of Belonging

TIER1 Performance

Leaders can work toward creating a culture where power is shared among team members who openly address power struggles through transparent communication. One method won’t work for all work styles, so provide a variety of ways for employees to participate and engage. Be explicit that it’s OK to have fun at work.

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Defining ERG Roles and Responsibilities for Success

Chronus

Plus, effective leadership is key to achieving the full benefits of ERGs , including a more inclusive culture, diverse workforce, positive work environment, employee satisfaction and increased retention. The messaging should appeal to the type of leaders the ERG needs, reflecting their goals, passions and work styles.

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Championing Workplace Equity Through Asynchronous Work

TechSmith Camtasia

Some can participate and brainstorm at a moment’s notice; others prefer to internalize, research and prepare before voicing their opinions. Some work better in groups, some – alone. If leaders don’t consider everyone’s working styles, we risk decreasing engagement, productivity, and innovation and alienating or losing top talent.

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Could async work… work? Tips for setting your teams up for success

TalentLMS

Myth: Async work gives you less control over work. Decisions and ideas that used to be discussed in meetings are now written down for easy reference and reminders. Myth: Employees are less engaged when they’re working asynchronously. Fact: Async work can lead to more inclusion.

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8 Top tips for teaching remote employees how to give feedback to peers

Matrix

This is very important in a remote work environment that promotes individual development but often fails to foster communication within the company. As a trainer or manager, you probably want to create a collaborative company culture that centers on open communication, especially in a remote environment. Try to mitigate defensiveness.

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Grow multicultural leaders with coaching, not just business English

CLO Magazine

By strengthening communications skills and building a “same language” framework for the workforce, these initiatives not only foster individual development, they enhance collaboration and productivity and contribute to cultural cohesion. The difficulty of integrating across multicultural teams in the face of negative cultural stereotypes.