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Social learning methods to build skills, connections, and mindsets. The official account for #WorkingOutLoud & #WOL

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This extraordinary program run by Iowa State University (ISU) Extension and Outreach aims to build #resilience skills so people can thrive, even in challenging circumstances. #workingoutloud #WOL https://t.co/2WvZumuVvv
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Can you equip everyday people to thrive, even amidst challenging circumstances? Can you do it without condescension but with celebration? This program run by Iowa State University (ISU) Extension and...
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Working Out Loud®
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Yesterday was the closing event for the latest #FrauenStärken (“strengthening women”) program. More than 6000 people participated in this program over the years, and they have shown me that strength comes in many guises. #workingoutloud https://t.co/RleKZ2JiTy
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Yesterday was the closing event for the latest #FrauenStärken (“strengthening women”) program. More than 6000 people participated in this program over the years, and they have shown me that strength...
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Working Out Loud®
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A story of "perseverance and dedication for the betterment of all." #workingoutloud
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A story of perseverance and dedication for the betterment of all.
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Working Out Loud®
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It’s easy for orgs to split into factions, for cultures to develop where it feels like “every man for himself.” But with the right kinds of interventions we can create workplaces that are more collaborative & compassionate. #workingoutloud https://t.co/AJKt7gzDHF
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It’s easy for organizations to split into factions, for cultures to develop where it feels like “every man for himself.” But with the right kinds of interventions and interactions, we can create...
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So we made a kind of pact. “Let’s remember this moment,” we said, “if ever we have a disagreement or difficulty.” Just knowing it was there was enough. https://t.co/1dvQTxho88 #workingoutloud #WOL
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So we made a kind of pact. “Let’s remember this moment,” we said, “if ever we have a disagreement or difficulty.” Just knowing it was there was enough.
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The parable of The Sword of Damocles had a clear lesson: “those in positions of power can never rest and truly enjoy that power.” Times have changed. https://t.co/Yr7WeIZPL9 #workingoutloud #WOL
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The parable of The Sword of Damocles had a clear lesson: “those in positions of power can never rest and truly enjoy that power.” Times have changed.
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Working Out Loud®
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Help new employees feel like they belong. Before it’s too late. https://t.co/K1bFTfpqgS #workingoutloud #WOL
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Help new employees feel like they belong. Before it’s too late.
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On the 1st Wednesday of every month, a growing group of us celebrate someone who made a positive difference in our lives. This month, I'm celebrating someone who has been my teacher & role model for over forty years: @AMiserandino #ICelebrateYou https://t.co/SqhoMVLyDy
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On the first Wednesday of every month, a small but growing group of us will celebrate someone who made a positive difference in our lives. This month, I want to celebrate someone who has been my...
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From identifying "hospitalism" to knowing what makes children thrive in hospitals to making changes in institutional practices took 100+ years. How long will it take to make the changes needed for adults to thrive in the workplace? #workingoutloud #WOL https://t.co/NW8qrYiWBf
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Employees are not thriving at work and they haven’t been for a very long time. What if we knew the reasons why? How long would it take for conventional wisdom and workplace practices to change?
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What do you do when your boss cares more about control and preserving their authority than about doing what’s right for the company and its people? https://t.co/JHEntj1Pw4 #workingoutloud #WOL
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What do you do when your boss cares more about control and preserving their authority than about doing what’s right for the company and its people?
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Working Out Loud®
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Without a purposeful intervention, new employees won’t just be oriented into their new company, they’ll be assimilated. And our ways of working won’t get better. #workingoutloud #WOL #onboarding https://t.co/uCFCFknnwc
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I used to think a new generation of employees would, inevitably, make companies more open and collaborative, maybe even kinder. But what I see is that young new joiners don’t change the company. The...
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Working Out Loud®
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In a few minutes, on the first Wednesday of each month, you can brighten someone’s day and create ripples of positivity and kindness. Here’s how. #ICelebrateYou #workingoutloud #WOL https://t.co/XtZMVOpy9d
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In a few minutes, on the first Wednesday of each month, you can brighten someone’s day and create ripples of positivity and kindness. Here’s how.
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Working Out Loud®
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Our new SPANISH and FRENCH translations make it easier to connect and empower more people in more places. #workingoutloud #WOL https://t.co/a8koeYyLih
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Our newest translations make it easier to connect and empower more people in more places.
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Working Out Loud®
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What makes someone care more about their job? Yenny’s story shows how self-determination can change how you view your job—and enable you to have a positive influence on 1000s of people. Even in a New York coffee shop. #workingoutloud https://t.co/OyTLvMxx9X
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What makes someone care more about their job? About the people they serve? Yenny’s story shows how intrinsic motivation, pride of workmanship, and a sense of community can fundamentally change how...
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Working Out Loud®
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Here’s the full paper on WOL effectiveness in the Journal of Workplace Learning. It answers 2 questions: Can a social learning program change people’s behavior & sense of empowerment? Can these changes stick? (Spoiler: Yes & Yes.) #workingoutloud #WOL https://t.co/GO2XgzH2Xa
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Can a social learning program change people’s behavior and sense of empowerment? If so, can these changes stick? “Yes” and “Yes”. This post summarizes the study, its findings, and ideas for future...
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Working Out Loud®
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Why would you choose to be invisible, knowing you limit your effectiveness and opportunities? --> Fear, uncertainty, and lack of confidence. #workingoutloud
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It’s such a waste, and not at all uncommon. I meet many smart, experienced people, working in modern companies, who limit their opportunities and effectiveness by standing quietly on the sidelines,...
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Working Out Loud®
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The US post office has 600,000 human beings working there & they come into contact with dozens of customers or colleagues every day. What if more of those 600,000 employees were like Ms. Williams? What kind of difference would that make? #workingoutloud
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The US post office has almost 600,000 human beings working there. On average they may come into contact with dozens of customers or colleagues every day. What if more of those 600,000 employees were...
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