Trust or Bust: How Managers Can Make or Break their Teams
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Elizabeth Fuss Arnott, SPHR I have been working in Human Resources for 25 years. Since 2011, I have been certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR). I have a BA in English and a Master of Jurisprudence in Labor and Employment Law from Tulane Law School. I live in the Pacific Northwest with my husband Luke and our cat, Greta Gerwhiskers. I write about HR, non-profits, the art of managing people and Neurodiversity in the workplace. I'm available for employment, contract work, consulting, coaching and training virtually and in the Portland, OR area. Please email me at elizabeth@efaconsult.com for more information.
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An Employee in Crisis: How to Use Compassion to Support the Employee and Your Team
Frequently Misunderstood: Tone of Voice and the Risk of Making Assumptions
When Your Employee Asks Too Many Questions
The Most Important Question to Ask Your Employees
The Benefits of a Neurodiverse Culture
Steps to a Thriving Neurodiverse Culture: Set an Example of Acceptance