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Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Five-Factor Model Openness
A fundamental personality attribute, openness to experience (or simply openness), indicates sensitivity to novel concepts and events.
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Jul 10, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Instruments for Analyzing Individual Differences in Organizations
By offering practical methods for boosting productivity and influence with others, it encourages both individual and group production with the LIFO Method.
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Jul 10, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Employee wellbeing and a strength-based approach
According to empirical research, strengths-based therapies have a beneficial psychological effect, especially when it comes to improving personal well-being via fostering hope.
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Jul 4, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Is being Openness a good thing?
Openness is a good quality. Open individuals are more self-driven to seek information for its own sake.
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Jul 4, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
New Methods for Building Workforce Strengths
The StrengthsFinder evaluation assists in determining the areas where you (or your team, if applicable) have the greatest potential to build your strengths.
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Jun 27, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Inclusion, Openness, and Control as Ways for Employees to Improve Their Own Health and Well-Being
Through sex (the genitalia) and love (the heart), our bodies communicate openness and likeability. Our circulatory system displays the affection we are feeling.
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Jun 27, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Building on Your Strengths at Work
"You can only build on your strengths; you can't build performance on weaknesses."
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Jun 21, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
the beginning of openness
Multiple personality theories discuss openness as a personality attribute or dimension. We'll approach it from both the Big Five components (Costa and McCrae, 1987) and Firo Element B (Will Schutz, 1958) perspectives, recognising its nature in each.
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Jun 21, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Ways To Invest In Your Employees And Their Benefits
Henry Ford once remarked, "The only thing worse than training your employees and having them leave is not training them and having them stay." In order to ensure continuous improvement, companies must not deal with employee development as a one-time task but rather as an ongoi...
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Jun 14, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Boosting Openness with a Simple Exercise
Openness can frequently result in "revelations," both good and bad, about corporate performance and its future ramifications, or about behaviours, culture, and the effects on people and performance.
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Jun 14, 2023
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Seven Steps for Including People with Disabilities in the Workplace
Within the first 30 days of employment, Boston Scientific's diversity and inclusion team introduced new employees to nine employee resource groups (ERGs), including one that focused on empowering people with disabilities, claims Camille Chang Gilmore, vice president of HR. She...
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Jun 6, 2023
Kim Hill
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The example of Nelson Mandela might be used to comprehend how to improve communication skills.
Improve your communication with others.In the end, I believe that the only true change-catalysts are compassion and open accommodation. Mandela came to understand the value of communication. People frequently assume that communicating is quite easy, yet doing so effectively re...
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Jun 6, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Putting the "I" in Team
There are four life orientations, according to LIFO®. Hence, LIFO®. The LIFO® online assessment identifies the orientation towards life that everyone of us has. When faced with unknown or unpleasant methods of navigating the world, we may live, work, and love better if we are...
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May 30, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
FIRO Element B's "Openness"
William Schutz introduced the idea of interpersonal connections known as the Fundamental Interpersonal connections Orientation (FIRO) in 1958. A local group of people's interpersonal interactions are mostly explained by this idea. The theory is predicated on the idea that when...
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May 30, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
The Six Qualities of Adaptable People
People that are adaptable have the ability to stretch and break habits, as well as the desire and motivation to push themselves when their circumstances change. They are more likely to tackle problems, change course when faced with distractions, and proceed with dignity. Peopl...
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May 23, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Developing Teams Using a 3D Management Approach
Any firm needs team building because it brings people together via mutual support and cooperation. To achieve significant gains, a dynamic combination of management, cultural, and organisational work is required. Still, it's worthwhile.
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May 23, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Win Win Selection
The importance of viewing the selection and interviewing process as a basic precursor to establishing trust and positive identification with a company's objectives. Using the LIFO Method, it illustrates how shared information between a candidate and company can provide a good...
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May 17, 2023
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@Kim_Hill
Psychological Safety: What’s in it for Employees?
Working within a psychological safe space enhances individual and team performance. Individuals are not afraid to make mistakes and thus are more likely to take risks and express their new ideas to their managers. Individuals feel safer within their teams and thus constructive...
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May 17, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Why Some Employees Are Not Accountable?
Some people seek being accountable and feel a sort of satisfaction of being (or seen) accountable as this fulfils some of their higher human needs (in Maslow’s pyramid) like Self Actualization. Other people feel afraid of this word especially in the work environment as it’s pr...
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May 8, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Creating an Open Culture
Employees spend more time at work than they spend with family. Companies need to define their culture in order to hire suitable employees that fit for their environment. An enthusiastic, extroverted, creative individual would not fit well in a rigid, process oriented firm. Und...
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May 8, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Set The Scope to Better Understand Yourself and Your Team
Some signs of low self awareness that you can monitor in yourself or within the the team members, which definitely will not be easy for you, neither for them, to recognize, or admit. That’s why you should build a growth and open mindset within the team to be able, as humans, t...
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May 3, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Why Psychological Safety in the Workplace?
Dr. Amy Edmondson, a professor at Harvard Business School, uses the term "psychological safety" and defines it as "a climate in which people are comfortable being (and expressing) themselves." Edmondson has confirmed that psychological safety predicts quality improvements, lea...
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May 3, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
The Human in Organizations
Their success involves several factors. At the root of the company’s success is an excellent product, but this is only the beginning. The road to failure is littered with many good products made by poorly managed companies that, as a result, are no longer with us. Kikkoman, ho...
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Apr 24, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Self-awareness: How We Know about Ourselves?
Self awareness is a complex finding that is based on two different, sometimes contradicting sources for this awareness. The first is the "self" itself. One knows about him/herself mainly through his own perspective about him/herself.
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Apr 24, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Does Accountability Means Blame?
Some may consider an accountability-based environment is an environment of accusation & blame and “holding people’s feet in the fire” which leads to low performance while a responsibility-based environment is a more empowering environment, and this leads to high performanc...
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Apr 17, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Individuality: an Organization’s True Value Proposition
From the product to process to customer, companies today are fierce-fully competing to maintain their place in the market. Products have turned into solutions where customers are no longer searching for the specs of the product alone but for the quality, friendliness of the st...
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Apr 17, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Promote Equality and Diversity to Create a Humanized Organization
A humanized organization is one that supports diversity and equality in the workplace. Since the New York Times published that expose on the now-disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein’s sexual impropriety, Hollywood and various other industries have made great strides to overco...
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Apr 10, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Building on Strengths in the Workplace
Talent management is not only one of the most key factors in managing any business, but also it became an important part of what a business stands for. We see how corporates thrive to be better employers, and invest in its talent management strategies to acquire the better tal...
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Apr 10, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Openness and Relationships
Openness seems to be beneficial in people’s relationships. Because openness involves a willingness to consider that one might be wrong and being open to other views, people who are more open tolerate differences of opinion better than those who are less open. So, open people h...
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Apr 3, 2023
Kim Hill
@Kim_Hill
Individual Differences: Building Blocks of Learning Organizations
Understanding individual differences is crucial to creating learning organizations. According to Senge, a learning organization is a place, in which people “continuously deploy their capabilities, fulfill their true targets, in which new ways of thinking are supported and new...
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