93. Understaffed/Overworked

from One Bold Move A Day Hosted by Shanna Hocking

Are you understaffed at the office? It’s a common scenario for many organizations right now. Budgets have been reduced due to COVID and resulting economic downturn. Everyone is being asked to do more with less. This can be a stressful situation for everyone. This episode will provide four things you can do to set up your team (and you) for success. Your One Bold Move: Set up the team, and yourself, for success when dealing with the stresses of being understaffed. With the right framework, you can help support individual progress and feelings about their work—and still achieve your organization’s goals.

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