Lynette Reed, business.com

Lynette Reed

business.com

Texas, United States

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Past articles by L:

3 Steps to Reduce Fear in the Workplace

Does your company have a culture of fear? Here's how to spot it, why it matters, and three steps to stamp it out. → Read More

How to Expand Your Business Beyond Binary Thinking

To truly solve critical problems and experience success, businesses must move beyond binary, or right vs. wrong, thinking. Here's how. → Read More

3 Tips to Building a Strong Workplace Community

A strong sense of workplace community is fostered through consistent behaviors. → Read More

Build Kindness Into Your Company

Practicing kindness in the workplace goes a long way for everyone: increased employee satisfaction and engagement as well as enhanced productivity. → Read More

How to Create a Multigenerational Workplace

Whether you have a multigenerational business or are striving to achieve one, below are four tips to foster an inclusive, collaborative environment. → Read More

5 Healthy Activities for Your Workday

A lot of modern jobs require you to sit at a desk and stare at a computer for hours. To stay healthy, make these behaviors a regular part of your workday. → Read More

Building Critical Thinking Skills at Work

Critical thinking is a vital skill for an organization's success. Try following this six-step problem-solving process with your team to build this skill. → Read More

3 Ways to Gain Control in Workplace Conflicts

You can't stop workplace conflict from happening, but you can minimize its professional effect on you with these three practices. → Read More

Spirituality at Work in the Social Era

In our Social Era, strong connection to work and each other is more important than ever. This is why spirituality at work can be beneficial to business. → Read More

How the Third Place Can Benefit Your Company

Today's employees work long hours and are stressed out. To encourage productivity and engagement, more businesses are building third spaces. Is it working? → Read More

How Peace Plays a Role in the Workplace

Many businesses focus on external measures of success. But don't overlook the impact and value of internal measures, like instilling an atmosphere of peace → Read More

3 Ways to Anchor Your Employees in Times of Change

Changes in a company can make employees feel unsafe, uncertain and distracted. Use these three principles to keep them feeling focused and secure. → Read More

4 steps to create an effective plan

The four-point ACTS process can be a good model to set goals and, if you're a startup, create a business plan. Learn the steps here. → Read More

Turn change management into personal development

In times of corporate change, the only thing you can control is you. Here's how to make it count. → Read More

5 areas where a business needs attention to detail

Little mistakes can have a big impact on your business – and so can little improvements. Here are five areas where attention to detail is vital. → Read More

3 soft skills for employee return on investment

Soft skills can be just as important as the hard skills in your company's return on investment. These three are in particular are vital. → Read More

Balancing Humanity and Technology in the Workplace

Finding the balance between humanity and technology within your organization can be an asset to the success of your organization. → Read More

5 Daily Ways to Create a Culture of Customer Service

Businesses can think about customer service as a part of their corporate culture. Customer service should not just be its own department. → Read More

It's the Little Things That Matter

The little things make a big difference in the success of your organization, either by strengthening or fracturing your organization. → Read More

5 Ways to Create a Comfortable Company

Comfortable companies have engaged and fulfilled employees who have better time management, increased focus, and a calmer approach to any situation. → Read More