At The Table with Patrick Lencioni

How do you view your weekends?  This week, Pat and Cody discuss how your attitude about Fridays can give you insights about your job.     To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast   To take the Six Types of Working Genius Assessment: https://www.workinggenius.com/

It's a word we hear often, but we're not so sure it's being used correctly.  This week, Pat, Cody and Beau talk about what it actually means to empower your employees.     Listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast   Take the Six Types of Working Genius Assessment: https://www.workinggenius.com/

Just like old times.  This week, Pat and Cody discuss the dangers of artificial harmony.  

What does it mean to be an unreasonable leader?  This week, the team talks about the leader's responsibility to set expectations and aim high.     To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast

Utopia sucks.  This week, Pat, Beau and Karen discuss the meaning of utopia, and how it relates to the way we treat our work.     To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast

When it comes to organizational clarity, a tiny gap on a leadership team can become a big crack down the line.  This week, Pat and the team discuss a few reasons why these gaps appear, and how to best prevent them.  

What is the motor oil of the organizational machine?  This week, the team talks about the importance of relationships and shares some examples of your 'big little things'.     To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast

What does activism look like, and how does it effect those who make up our organization?  This week, the team revisits the importance of being intentional about how we run our businesses.     To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast    

Little things change culture.  This week, Pat, Tracy, Beau and Matt talk about the popsicle hotline, a jar of jellybeans, and the DMV.  

Sometimes an apology is necessary.  This week, Pat, Tracy and Beau discuss forgiveness, and why the ability to apologize and forgive is essential for building trust on a team.     To check out the 5 Dysfunctions of a Team Assessment: tinyurl.com/5dysfunctionsofateamassessment   To listen to the Working Genius Podcast: tinyurl.com/workinggeniuspodcast