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There is so much depth to who we are – shaped by our origin stories, the experiences we’ve had, and the aspirations we strive to achieve. We bring all of this into the workplace, yet we're rarely taught how to talk about it. Whether we lead, are led, or want to lead others, we have the opportunity to better understand one another at work and outside of work. This is one of the reasons why we’ve launched the Pulse of the U.S. Workforce, in partnership with Civic Science. The Pulse reports are based on daily responses from thousands of U.S. workers across geographies, sectors, and demographic groups - offering real-time data insights on evolving perspectives, attitudes, sentiments, and experiences of U.S. workers. Released in both a monthly and quarterly report format, the Pulse helps senior leaders who are striving to understand and lead their workforce with greater humanity. Because it’s worth the time and effort to understand each other a little bit better - at work, and in the world. To learn more about the Pulse of the U.S. Workforce, please e-mail pulse@idealisadvisory.com or visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e664E_73. #humanityatwork #humancenteredleadership #leadershipdevelopment #leadership #idealis #backtocenter #pulseoftheusworkforce #datainsights #workforceinsights

Understanding the depth of our humanity.

Understanding the depth of our humanity.

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Thanks for this, as it's inspiring me to watch "The Bear" and check out "The Nuance of Human Decisions." So much of the development available for leaders is focused on the doing, which falls short because it's the being who does the things. Focusing on the "who" rather than the "how" is what will enable us to be more human at work.

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