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20/3/2017 0 Comments

It's okay to give a damn

​For too long we have been told that its cool not to give a damn about our staff and colleagues personal lives and challenges.
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​The problem is though this attitude is damaging your business, because contrary to this notion it is very important to care for your staff and customers. We have a duty to our business to care! We should be celebrating our staff’s successes both personal and professional. When was the last time you celebrated in some way, a staff members wedding anniversary with them? When I shared this thought the other day, it was met with initial scepticism, and it’s a none of my business response. Well it actually is, because supporting your staff in their personal endeavours, and helping them by supporting the successes in their lives actually increases staff engagement and morale.
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Furthermore by actively caring about your staff, you start to create a culture of trust. This trust culture, may be just what is needed for a staff member who is suffering from an anxiety or depression to open up an talk about it. A trust culture will help reduce workplace stress and has numerous benefits for you and your business.
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​Call us now for a free consultation on how to grow and improve a trust culture within your organisation.
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    Authors Kim is motivated by helping others achieve their potential.  After a successful career in corporate business, both at executive level management and as a change consultant, Kim has spent the past 10 years working with not-for-profit groups and small business owners through his "Dreaming with Purpose" organisation.  An active family man, Kim also loves kayaking and in 2013 successfully organised and completed a 300km charity kayak paddle from Auckland to Tauranga. 

    Patrick  was born into a family of entrepreneurs, and at the age of 24 started his first business targeting a niche market within the motorsport industry. Within a year my company’s logo graced the sides of a formula one team. This set the platform for the adventure that has been my career both in South Africa and New Zealand.After I owning a number of businesses, Patrick entered the corporate world, working his way through a variety of roles, in various industries, including being a Dealer Manager and culminating in a General Manager’s role in the Recruitment Industry.  Patrick has also enjoyed being team manager of a Kiwi Under 21 TAG team, which won silver in the TAG World Cup, as well as being part of a group of Kayakers who kayaked from Auckland to Tauranga, to raise money for local charities.

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