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What’s your primary love language at work? Investing the time to find out will help you better lead a virtual or global team. And these days, we are all virtual teams.
It’s our pleasure to share with you these ideas from a GO-VA event that featured the wonderful motivational speaker Adrian Ding.
Share your suggestions in a comment below! How do you show your team that you appreciate who they are as much as (if not more than) what they do?
https://blog.go-va.com.au/the-5-love-languages/
What’s the best way to show your work tribe you love them and what they do? Start by discovering what their primary love language is, then follow through by being other-centered.
Leading virtual teams, something most business leaders have had to learn to do since 2020, requires being proactive in connecting with those we work with. While it’s true that working from home comes with many benefits, such as being able to spend more time with the family, the risks of isolation and loneliness remain real.
Happiness isn’t about the accumulation of things. For our monthly event in February, the coach and motivational speaker Adrian Ding shared his ideas for finding meaning and showing appreciation and love at work.
Care and discovery are such important guideposts of the culture we’re building in GO-VA.
Care and discovery are such important guideposts of the culture we’re building in GO-VA.
What was the best thing someone did to make you feel appreciated since this global work from home experiment began? Have you ever tried to make a teammate feel valued, yet it didn’t have the impact you had hoped for? It could be a matter of speaking the right (love) language.
This Friday, 19 February, have your family members and friends join us as the GO-VA tribe listens to Coach Adrian Ding about how to show appreciation and love to the people we work with. Hope to see you then, Tribe!