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The two most important things in any company do not appear in its balance sheet: its reputation and its people.Henry Ford

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People Management

How to manage teams to help them give the best of themselves? Which style to choose? How to deal with difficult situations?

Overcoming polarization in a conflict

Overcoming polarization in a conflict

Inevitable elements of corporate life that they are, some conflicts can seem unsolvable. And yet pathways out do exist, sometimes counter-intuitive ones. How can we move forward together despite rifts?

Building a close-knit and efficient team

Building a close-knit and efficient team

The pandemic situation is leading to a period when working is reinvented. How can we combine the best of “everyone in the office” with this of “everyone working remotely”? This involves reviewing the fundamentals of what makes a team performant.

Expressing gratitude at work

Expressing gratitude at work

Making staff feel valued is a demonstrated factor of engagement and performance at work, which managers however tend to underuse. How can you transform acknowledgement into an opportunity to differentiate?

Facilitating open expression in the company

Facilitating open expression in the company

Knowing how to speak honestly to one another is absolutely critical inside a company. Yet, many reasons push us, on the contrary, to hold our tongue. How can we set up the necessary conditions to enable free expression?

Liberate initiative taking

Liberate initiative taking

To be able to take initiatives, you must enjoy an environment favorable to risk taking. How can you develop a climate of psychological safety, a true key to the performance of teams and organizations?

Foster your staff’s self-fulfillment

Foster your staff’s self-fulfillment

In theory, work represents a major opportunity for personal fulfillment—but the reality is often less gratifying. How can the line manager contribute to helping to rekindle this fulfilling dimension of work?

Conflict: inevitable yet useful

Conflict: inevitable yet useful

Conflicts are inevitable in a company. They even have their usefulness by allowing us to uncover the diversity of outlooks and to manage dilemmas. How can we channel these conflicts towards a productive outcome?

Furthering diversity

Furthering diversity

Knowing that diversity is a source of performance, many companies try to attract more personnel with varied profiles. Yet, they also need to be able to really take advantage of this diversity. How can you integrate these staff without erasing their differences?

The traps in team dynamics

The traps in team dynamics

Theoretically, a team performs better than isolated individuals do. However, these team dynamics are vulnerable to pernicious effects. How can you rely on the psychology of groups to counter these drifts?

Own your position as a manager-coach

Own your position as a manager-coach

Most managers tend to focus more on operational matters than on the development of their staff. Beyond a scheduling issue, it is more a matter of personal stance. How can you be an effective manager-coach?

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