Dr. John Kello

When folks are brought together around some common task or set of tasks, their earliest experiences “set the tone” for the team. When team members develop the positive attitude that they can succeed, they are more likely to do so.

Researchers have discovered some very interesting things about the positive emotions and their value.

Change, especially when it is major change, often does not come easily.

In the tragic Toyota situation, there are lessons for us all.

One of the defining activities of the assessment center methodology is the so-called “leaderless group discussion.”

There’s not much you can do to make teams productive or fun without a sense of mission, roles and measures.

Increasingly, companies are conducting so-called “culture assessments” to get a handle on how their employees perceive the organizational commitment and approach to safety.

As a safety pro, how are you affected by the current economic mess? What are the threats and what are the opportunities?

Crafting a career as a successful safety consultant takes a lot of focused effort.

These seven steps will enable leaders of safety meetings to get the most out of their efforts.