Take a Stand: Three Steps to Combat Bullying and Harassment

Just a thought about those people who say or do things to undermine, bully or discriminate against others.

As this is #pride season the discrimination could be linked to prejudice against #lgbtq people. Equally the trigger could be #race or #gender or the space where these and other issues intersect.

Whatever the reason, having a negative opinion about someone doesn’t give anyone the right to harass them in the classroom, make the day miserable at work, or stir things up in social spaces.

If you can, use the rule of three to take control.

Collect evidence

Find #allies

Take action to stand up for yourself and your #wellbeing  

You’ll be glad you did!

How Leaders Inspire Respect And Accountability

There is nothing better than spending time with loved ones away from work during the summer months.

When it is time to pack away the shorts and T shirts too many people are unhappy to get back to their day jobs, because they feel stuck in a rut.

To make matters worse, way too many people have to face the morale sapping problem of bullying in their team once they cancel their out-of-office alerts.

Here’s a quick reminder that smart leaders create a climate where would-be bullies think twice before throwing their weight around.

Why?

Because the potential bully knows they will be held accountable for the damage they cause to morale, the team’s reputation and the unit’s production schedule.

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