The Unwritten Rules Of The Workplace
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Ex-SAS soldier turned author, turned corporate leadership coach, Martin Murphy, joined Hiring Hub to take us through: how to lead a team in a crisis, in episode three of Hiring Hub’s live-in-lockdown, interactive webinar series.
An expert on leading teams in volatile environments, Martin focused on what good (and bad) leadership looks like in a crisis, and the session was packed full of advice and practical tips to help managers and business leaders adapt through the Covid-19 pandemic, including:
The interactive session also gave the audience a unique opportunity to ask Murphy questions on leading their own teams during this pandemic. Murphy also kindly shared a Leading your team in a crisis PDF guide, which you can download here. Our main takeaways from the 45-min talk were:
If you have a question for Martin that we didn’t get a chance to cover in our webinar, you can find him on LinkedIn.
Finding your feet in a new role always takes a bit of time. There is only so much you can learn from an employee handbook and previous experience.
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