Stop Workplace Drama: Train Your Team to have No Complaints, No Excuses, and No Regrets
Stop putting fuel on the fire and take back control of your workplaceGossip. Power struggles. Poor team coordination.These are all symptoms of workplace drama. They're the obstacles that can drain your company of its best talent, get in the way of true productivity and profit, and eat away at the effectiveness of your organization—that is, unless a leader steps up and takes responsibility for changing course.Communications consultant and national speaker Marlene Chism has created an eight-step methodology that breaks through negative thinking that can contribute to drama in organizations of every kind and size. She has identified the gaps that drama creates—a gap between where your company is and where it aims to be and the psychological gap that occurs when people are faced with change and the fear that goes with it.WithStop Workplace Drama,Chism shows how to change the way you and your organization confront and work through problems, implement effective management strategies in a drama-filled organization, and find new solutions that create positive growth for every member of your company. You'll learn how to:Understand the different kinds of "drama roles" played in the office—and how to work through themCreate healthy boundaries, get your work needs met, and make the most of your valuable timeSeek viable opportunities and take responsibility for your effortsInstill necessary changes without unleashing fear in your organization—which can lead to conflictCut through your personal drama so that it doesn't create further issues at workIn today's business world, where competition is fierce and economic challenges are more intense than ever, ending the drama has never been more essential. With fascinating case studies, illuminating insight, and workplace-tested strategies,Stop Workplace Dramawill help boost the morale of your employees, maximize your company's potential, and put your organization on the road to success.