Category: Articles
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Measuring Inclusion: A Data-driven Approach [467 words]
Diversity and inclusion (D&I) have become increasingly important in the workplace, with numerous benefits for organizations that prioritize them. One approach to measuring inclusion and enhancing D&I within an organization is by using the Spectra Diversity Inclusion Assessment. This assessment, administered by Lead at Any Level, can provide valuable insights and help organizations create a…
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Strengths-based Teams Boost Employee Engagement & Team Performance [566 words]
Strengths-based teams enjoy personal and professional growth, improved team dynamics, and higher levels of engagement and performance. The CliftonStrengths assessment, offered by Gallup, is a powerful tool for both individuals and teams, providing valuable insights that can lead to personal and professional growth. Lead at Any Level’s Gallup-Certified Strengths Coaches can provide assessments, workshops, and…
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True Patriotism: U.S. Companies Must Take a Stand for Our Democracy [535 words]
U.S. companies love to tout their patriotism. They sponsor local parades, fireworks displays, and historical documentaries. But companies must also play a role in standing up for the freedoms they claim to support. True patriotism is not blind fealty to red, white, and blue propaganda. Quite the contrary. True patriotism requires us to push to…
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Pride Month (& Beyond) Action Plan [309 words]
Are you a corporate leader and aspiring LGBTQ+ ally? There is a LOT you can do to support your LGBTQ+ employees and colleagues right now.* What meaningful actions will YOU take this Pride Month? How Corporate Leaders Can Show Support During Pride Month and Beyond
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Outgrowing a Startup Culture [322 words]
Or, How We Helped a Global Software Company Recalibrate Its People Strategy. Good Enough Now and Lead at Any Level teamed up to help a fast-growing software company view its startup culture in a new way. Please note that we are contractually prohibited from disclosing the name of this client due to the sensitive nature…
