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These climates, characterized by trust, open communication, and collaborative problem-solving, contribute to heightened employee engagement and satisfaction. Tailored Interventions for Competency Enhancement. As explored by George et al.
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A study done at Aalto University in 2014 shows us that the answer is yes. Interestingly, however, sometimes our minds jump from threat to problem-solving so quickly that we bypass the natural emotional response.
Knowing that another colleague is looking out for you is key to engagement, supports a safe working environment, leads to innovative problem-solving, and creates more fun at work. School leaders need to allow this by intentionally creating opportunities for collaboration and communication. Psychology of Well-Being. Peterson, C.
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