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Writer's pictureKellie Tinnin

“A Change is Gonna Come” Building and Leading Resilient Teams.


A team working in an office

Building and guiding teams that are not only enduring, but adaptable are imperative. Resilient teams pave the way for businesses to thrive despite change and uncertainty.


 

Building and Leading Resilient Teams:


The Resilient Mindset: Learning as a Launchpad

Why cultivating a learning culture is important:


  • Teams grounded in resilience view change as an opportunity rather than a threat. They embrace learning as a key asset.


  • Upskilling and Reskilling: In a world that never stands still, continuous professional development is no longer optional but integral.


  • Learning from Setbacks: When failure is seen as a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block, we unlock the power of growth through experience.


Pillars of Team Support

Fostering Open Communication:


  • Accessibility is paramount—leaders should embody the principles of the open door policy. Don’t just say it, do it.


  • Creating a Secure Atmosphere: Aim is to establish a sanctuary where ideas flow freely, and concerns are met with understanding.


  • Bolstering a Sense of Belonging: When individuals feel they are truly part of a team, it enriches the collective spirit and strengthens our resilience to external forces.



Building and leading resilient teams in these unpredictable times is no simple task—it demands our commitment to adaptability and an acknowledgment that we must continuously evolve.


We must lean into the uncertainty, see the potential it holds, and together, embrace the growth that arises from the challenges we face.


 

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