Articles By Kim Hill

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The Human Relations Movement
The human relations movement was a natural response to some of the issues related to scientific management and the under-socialized view of the worker that ignored social aspects of work.

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Tools For Understanding Individual Differences Through Organizations
Several assessments and applications are being used to help managers and HR members evaluate and develop employees.

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Organization’s Role In Building Accountability In The Work Environment
An accountable work environment won’t appear overnight, but the right elements must be in place. Where does an organization need to invest their time and attention to build an environment of accountability?

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How Could Leaders Engage Their Teams
Are your employees really engaged? How do you know? What are the factors that affect engagement and how do you define engagement in the first place?

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Openness in FIRO Element B
Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation (FIRO) is a theory of interpersonal relations, introduced by William Schutz in 1958.

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Five Workplace Strategies to Help Women in the Workplace
Working mothers are struggling to achieve work-life balance. To them, balance is about giving equal time and attention to their jobs: at work and home.

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Leaders’ Role in Building Strength-based Culture in the Team
Think about how the person will fit into our organizational culture. Different companies require different talent types so we need to think of our team.

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Conflicts and How People React to Them
Conflict is usually perceived as a struggle between two parties who see their goals as contradictory.

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New Tools for Developing Employee Strengths
One of them is LIFO (Life Orientations) assessment and program, the other is Clifton Strengths assessment followed by an individual and/or group coaching session/s.

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Getting Back to the Office and Re-defining Productivity
It is going to be rather different and would need some time for employees to get accustomed to the new normal.

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