Resources & Networking for Supervisors & Aspiring Leaders @ UW-Madison
Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week we focus on resilience, emotional intelligence, and empathy as we venture closer to the end of 2020. _________________________________ How to Start an Email Empathetically During Difficult Times With the myriad challenges 2020 has brought, day-to-day life charges on. With more …
Happy December! The Employee Assistance Office published their December newsletter today, and it’s full of valuable information for you to navigate this season. From employee recognition advice, to information on dealing with loneliness and social isolation, you will learn how to help yourself and others cope with this ongoing pandemic through your leadership. Link to …
Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning We enter December with a sense of hope, ways to reboot during the holidays, and advice on communicating more effectively. _________________________________ 5 Ways to Promote Accountability Are concepts like “responsibility” and “being held accountable” viewed negatively by your employees? People are intrinsically …
“Stop feeling sorry for yourself,” we are often told. And while it can be hard to avoid self-pity entirely, mentally strong people choose to exchange self-pity for gratitude. Whether you choose to write a few sentences in a gratitude journal or simply take a moment to silently acknowledge all that you have, giving thanks can transform your …
Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning This week is all about the Boss Factor: being a great manager and unleashing your best work as a leader. _________________________________ 5 Signs Your Boss Is a Great Manager (and You Shouldn’t Leave Your Job) What type of leaders do employees enthusiastically …
Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today’s posts focus on dealing with the stress you and your staff are experiencing, and using gratitude to foster a better relationship with others. _________________________________ Responding to Stress Video Series Stress is a regular part of life. It can be beneficial and …
In a year when so many things have become more challenging, improved effective communication is high on the needs list of many employees and departments at UW–Madison. The team at Learning and Talent Development (LTD) are here to help. Below is a highlight of courses especially relevant to communicating in our challenging times: Thrive@UW: Active …
Start with warmth, develop trust, and then your strength is a welcome reassurance. Connect first and your leadership becomes a gift and not a threat.
Planners’ Picks: A collection of resources from CSN planning committee members worth mentioning Today’s entries are all about the team: Creating strong team culture will benefit everyone in the organization. Showing gratitude is critical to developing a great culture. _________________________________ The Positive Power of Workplace Gratitude Who doesn’t want to be thanked for their loyalty …
The Office of Student Financial Aid is seeking nominations for Student Employee of the Year. The competition is hosted by the National Student Employment Association, and the first-place winner from each campus typically has the opportunity to advance to state, regional, and/or national competitions. Scholarships will be awarded to the top three student employees …