LODGING LEADERS
182 | Create a Meaning Statement and Share It ALL the Time with Jeffrey Davidson
LODGING LEADERS
Jeffrey Davidson is engaging, thought-provoking, and sometimes gets so excited you think he forgot to breathe. Jeffrey has been exploring the boundaries of world-class teams for over 20 years. As a recognized expert in strengthening leaders and building teams, he has worked with 100s of teams, taught thousands, and consulted with multiple Fortune 100 corporations.
A dynamic presenter, Jeffrey speaks at conferences across the United States and Canada, and audiences love his interactive, high-energy talks because they include humor and real-life stories of success … and his many brushes with failure.
Jeffrey’s goal is simple, he wants you to be outstanding … and he wants your team to be even better.
In This Episode, Jeffrey Reveals …
- The UNASKED questions every employee needs answered … things like:
- Does this job have meaning and what is it?
- How do we know we’re working on the right stuff?
- What’s your definition of success?
- The first thing a busy manager should do to turn their team from MEH to STAND-OUT … it’s about creating and sharing a meaning statement.
- How to connect with your team, outside of an annual performance review, in a clear, positive manner – where you constructively share with them what they can build upon, and where they can refocus.
- How creating a culture where your team asks for feedback from other teammates and their boss on a weekly basis makes them more receptive to it.
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LODGING LEADERS
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