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Liz Fosslien
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Contributor, Harvard Business Review
San Francisco
Beats
Public Health , Prevention, Wellness, Chronic Disease, Health , Lifestyle Medicine, Covid-19 , Health Disparities, Social Determinants Of Health , Nutrition
Content
By Liz Fosslien, Mollie West Duffy| Harvard Business Review Verified When people are glued to the news, it can feel especially challenging to be a manager. This November, the week of the U.S. elections will undoubtedly be one of those challenging periods. In 2020, the election took days to call. Liz remembers several of her team members saying they were having trouble sleeping, let alone focusing on their work. Mollie was working for a communications consulting firm that employed many politically engaged employees.
By Liz Fosslien| Infobae Verified Cuando las tensiones son altas, es mucho más probable que se produzcan problemas de comunicación. Y es probable que las tensiones sean altas. En una reciente encuesta global, el 44% de los empleados informaron que habían experimentado mucho estrés el día anterior. Para evitar crear ansiedad innecesaria durante la incertidumbre, los líderes deben ser especialmente cuidadosos con la forma en que se comunican con sus equipos.
By Liz Fosslien, Mollie West Duffy| Harvard Business Review Verified When people are glued to the news, it can feel especially challenging to be a manager. This November, the week of the U.S. elections will undoubtedly be one of those challenging periods. In 2020, the election took days to call. Liz remembers several of her team members saying they were having trouble sleeping, let alone focusing on their work. Mollie was working for a communications consulting firm that employed many politically engaged employees.
Company Info
Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review (HBR) is a prominent management magazine and multimedia platform, established in 1922 by Harvard Business School Dean Wallace B. Donham. It operates under Harvard Business Publishing (HBP), a not-for-profit affiliate of Harvard Business School, with a mission to enhance management practices in a dynamic world by connecting academic insights with industry needs. HBR offers a range of products and services, including its flagship magazine featuring research-backed articles on leadership and strategy, books published by HBR Press, and case studies developed by Harvard Business School faculty. The platform also provides digital content, learning tools like Harvard ManageMentor, interactive simulations, and online courses. Additionally, HBR hosts webinars, seminars, and custom events tailored for corporate clients. HBP serves three main markets: academic institutions, corporate organizations, and individual managers. With a global reach and a dedicated team of around 450 staff, HBR plays a significant role in shaping management theory and practices worldwide.
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