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Supporting Managers in Your Organization

by Funding For Good | Dec 2, 2022 | Leadership Development

According to an in-depth review by the BBC, managers are increasingly struggling in the workplace. The challenges of “middle management” have only been exacerbated by the pandemic and move to hybrid work. While we’ve written about keeping staff engaged, explicitly...

Three Habits of Great Leaders

by Funding For Good | Nov 24, 2022 | Leadership Development

Following up on our post about three signs of toxic leadership, we wanted to take a few moments to look at the flipside. What are the habits of great leaders? How do strong managers keep their teams inspired and engaged? And how can each of us become better leaders?...

Three Signs of Toxic Leadership

by Funding For Good | Nov 23, 2022 | Leadership Development

Between “quiet quitting,” recession worries, and the suddenly uncertain fates of major tech companies like Netflix, Meta, and Twitter—there’s more talk than ever before about management and toxic leadership styles. What makes a good manager? What are the key skills...

The Value of Seeking Strategic Advice

by Funding For Good | Nov 17, 2022 | Strategic Planning

Asking for advice is never easy. But it’s hard, maybe impossible, to overestimate the power of good strategic advice, whether it comes from within your organization or externally. A recent NPR piece about Polar Night, reminded us just how valuable advice from trusted,...

Creating a Culture of Respect in the Workplace

by Funding For Good | Nov 15, 2022 | Strategic Planning

As nonprofit leaders, we all know how essential it is to create a culture of respect in the workplace. But doing so can be challenging, particularly since it involves how many different people interact with each other day in and day out, often when they are busy and...