Home Actress Brené Brown HD Photos and Wallpapers March 2022 Brené Brown Instagram - In today’s episode of the “Dare to Lead” podcast, Megan Reitz and John Higgins explain: “Disregarding employee activists may be the equivalent of ignoring the canary in the coal mine: It could be a sign that managers can’t hear things that don’t fit with the established agenda. “Hearing difference and being curious are vital to innovation and agility—and to hiring and retaining a new generation of talent that demands to be heard. “Engaging with workforce activism has implications for every level and type of organizational leader and manager. Serious and sustained engagement with this issue has to be based on a new set of assumptions about who has a voice in setting organizational priorities—and how truth is spoken to power.” I loved this conversation! P.S. The millennials and Gen Zers are here and we’ll be better for it. Original source: “MIT Sloan Management Review”

Brené Brown Instagram – In today’s episode of the “Dare to Lead” podcast, Megan Reitz and John Higgins explain: “Disregarding employee activists may be the equivalent of ignoring the canary in the coal mine: It could be a sign that managers can’t hear things that don’t fit with the established agenda. “Hearing difference and being curious are vital to innovation and agility—and to hiring and retaining a new generation of talent that demands to be heard. “Engaging with workforce activism has implications for every level and type of organizational leader and manager. Serious and sustained engagement with this issue has to be based on a new set of assumptions about who has a voice in setting organizational priorities—and how truth is spoken to power.” I loved this conversation! P.S. The millennials and Gen Zers are here and we’ll be better for it. Original source: “MIT Sloan Management Review”

Brené Brown Instagram - In today’s episode of the “Dare to Lead” podcast, Megan Reitz and John Higgins explain: “Disregarding employee activists may be the equivalent of ignoring the canary in the coal mine: It could be a sign that managers can’t hear things that don’t fit with the established agenda. “Hearing difference and being curious are vital to innovation and agility—and to hiring and retaining a new generation of talent that demands to be heard. “Engaging with workforce activism has implications for every level and type of organizational leader and manager. Serious and sustained engagement with this issue has to be based on a new set of assumptions about who has a voice in setting organizational priorities—and how truth is spoken to power.” I loved this conversation! P.S. The millennials and Gen Zers are here and we’ll be better for it. Original source: “MIT Sloan Management Review”

Brené Brown Instagram – In today’s episode of the “Dare to Lead” podcast, Megan Reitz and John Higgins explain:

“Disregarding employee activists may be the equivalent of ignoring the canary in the coal mine: It could be a sign that managers can’t hear things that don’t fit with the established agenda.

“Hearing difference and being curious are vital to innovation and agility—and to hiring and retaining a new generation of talent that demands to be heard.

“Engaging with workforce activism has implications for every level and type of organizational leader and manager. Serious and sustained engagement with this issue has to be based on a new set of assumptions about who has a voice in setting organizational priorities—and how truth is spoken to power.”

I loved this conversation!

P.S. The millennials and Gen Zers are here and we’ll be better for it.

Original source: “MIT Sloan Management Review” | Posted on 01/Mar/2022 04:35:22

Brené Brown Instagram – So grateful for this community—y’all always come through! Here’s an update from the @together.rising team:

On Friday, we announced Together Rising’s $250,000 initial commitment—and we came to you and asked if you’d join us in standing in continued solidarity with those whose lives were shattered by the invasion of Ukraine.

In less than 72 hours, more than 13,000 of you donated an incredible $1,003,617.38. We are deeply grateful for this community and the way you always show up.

Our team is working to deploy every penny in the most impactful ways—with some of this investment already on the ground in Ukraine.

If you’ve been part of our community before now, you know that Together Rising has always stood with families in crisis, no matter where they are in the world.

Today, we stand with and invest in Ukrainians and all those impacted by Russia’s invasion, just as we have stood with and invested in Afghans, Palestinians, Syrian refugees, and Central American migrants.

Again, thank you to every single person who has donated, shared, and supported our Ukraine response.

If you wish to join this work, you can still make a donation at TogetherRising.org/Give.

As always, we will update you about how every penny of your donations is invested.
Brené Brown Instagram – Yesterday, just before dawn, Russia invaded Ukraine, launching widespread attacks across the sovereign nation.

In both the capital of Kyiv and in villages across the nation, families piled into cars and trains, desperate to flee, terrified as their lives were upended in a moment.

Soldiers faced the impossible reality of sending their children and partners away to safety, after hugging them for possibly the last time.

Thousands of Ukrainians, turned refugees overnight, left the only home they’ve ever known to try to escape to bordering countries.

At least 137 people have been killed and 316 wounded, including civilians and medical staff.

We stand with the innocent Ukrainians whose lives have been forever shattered because their loved ones’ lives were stolen.

We stand with the thousands of brave Russians demonstrating in protest, risking their safety to do so.

We stand with all those devastated by this unprovoked, terrifying, and reprehensible war, the impacts of which are reverberating throughout the world.

@together.rising has committed an initial $250,000 to Ukraine—$150,000 of which is already on the ground—for the most urgent needs, including medical supplies, food, and cash, as well as medical and psychological support.

The investment has been entrusted to two of Together Rising’s partners, World Jewish Relief and Direct Relief. Both sprang into action immediately, uniquely positioned to do so because of how deeply embedded they are in communities across Ukraine.

Through their partnership with Direct Relief, critical medicine, as well as anti-infective agents, anesthetic, and nutritional/hydration supplies, is now on the ground.

Through Together Rising’s partnership with World Jewish Relief, Ukrainians of all religious backgrounds are now getting the food, cash, and medical and psychological support they need.

In addition to this initial deployment, the Together Rising team is working diligently to invest vital funds in Ukraine amid the ongoing invasion.

If you would like to join in this support, you can give at the link in this bio or at togetherrising.org/give.

I trust Together Rising. I hope you’ll join me if you can. $5 makes a difference!

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