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067 | Creating Power Teams Through Accountability and a Positive Praise Culture with Peter Ivanov
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Peter Ivanov is a Virtual Teams Expert, Keynote Speaker and Executive Coach. He has 20 years of international experience leading Virtual Teams of 100+ people – spread across Eastern and Western Europe, Central Asia, Middle East and Africa – and delivered outstanding business results. His Management System “Virtual Power Teams” has won multiple corporate awards.
In This Episode, Peter Reveals …
- How to motivate your team spread across multiple locations and some of the mistakes managers often make.
- Why fostering a personal connection within your team promotes engagement and contributes to improved professional performance.
- How setting goals in a group environment based on your team members’ individual strengths, and using peer accountability, can drive even greater results.
- Why creating a positive praise culture and setting an appealing team reward can lead to phenomenal results.
Peter prepared a FREE download exclusively for the Lodging Leaders community. The guide, 3 Common Mistakes in Managing Virtual Teams, goes even deeper into some of the concepts we discussed, and it includes some self-coaching questions that will help you improve team performance.
To get the most out of this episode, download the guide.
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330 | Youthful Perspective: Industry leader Bijal Patel mourns the loss of ‘an entire generation’ of hospitality workers
Bijal Patel, 31, is CEO of Coast Redwood Hospitality and the youngest chair of the California Hotel & Lodging Association. He’s made even more history at CHLA by agreeing to serve an unprecedented second term as the lodging industry emerges from the coronavirus pandemic. Patel is a third-generation hotelier. Being so steeped in hospitality at such a young age is not new for members of the Indian American hotelier community, but Patel fears the pandemic has drained the industry of emerging talent. Lodging Leaders spotlights Patel, who represents a leadership demographic that is fighting for the life of the hospitality industry as they watch their peers veer toward other career paths.
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329 | Ruff and Ready: ADA gives hotels a short leash when accommodating guests with service animals
Many hotels these days have made room for guests with disabilities. Hotel managers and staff should also know what the Americans with Disabilities Act says about accommodating guests with pets. During the pandemic lockdowns, a lot of people added a pet to their household and now they’re bringing Fido along on vacation. Hotel employees need to know how to cater to both consumers who are pet owners as well as guests who travel with a trained service animal. Episode 329 of Lodging Leaders podcast reports on how the ADA defines a service animal and how a hotel is legally obligated to serve a guest who comes with a dog or any other animal.