Episode 23

Transparency in leadership is an essential component of effective management.

by | Oct 26, 2021 | Leadership

Transparency in the workplace is an effective way to create a positive company culture and foster employee loyalty and engagement. Leaders who practice transparency in the workplace reap many rewards, including increased productivity, improved morale, and better customer service.

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Sannah Vinding

Episode

E23

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Lauren Winans

Lauren Winans Guest Mind The Innovation Podcast

Lauren Winans

HR Consultant and Entrepreneur

CEO and Principal Consultant at Next Level Benefits, LLC

The biggest mistake I see is when leaders don’t regularly communicate expectation and or they don’t take the time to provide feedback in the moment.

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Lauren Winans talks about how engaged employees are vital to the success of any organization and how open communication creates a culture of transparency which will lead to better employee engagement. She talks about how essential it is for leaders to communicate regularly and often – Effective leadership is all about communicating effectively.

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