You are a manager, so it is up to you to put a good atmosphere at work. Here are some tips that should help you succeed. Employees can also make proposals to improve the atmosphere!
Promoting communication
A mail, it is ideal to leave a written trace. However, some exchanges can be done by oral. Thus, prohibit mails when people work next to each other and when the subject is informal.
Good to know: be sure to leave your door open to invite your collaborators to the dialogue.
Organizing space intelligently
Also, arrange the workspace so that:
* Travel is facilitated;
* The teams are grouped together.
Getting out of work
When talking with your collaborators, do not just talk about work:
* If you do not want to entrust the events of your professional life, you can still talk about another activity, sports, etc.
* Enjoy the lunch break to get to know each other a little better.
Sharing the issues
If you have the power to do so, you can propose to your employees to change positions half a day or one day:
* Putting yourself in the shoes of others makes it possible to better understand their problems on a daily basis.
* It is then easier to work together.
Establishing rituals for a good atmosphere
The small rituals between colleagues make it possible to create a good atmosphere. Here are some ways you could dig:
* Monday morning croissants;
* Jogging or soccer session on Wednesday afternoons (outside working hours);
* Lunch on Thursday;
* Exchange or loan of books on Friday, etc.
By encouraging your collaborators to do fun things together, you tighten the ties and distill in a good mood.
Being attentive to the discomfort of collaborators
It may happen that some of your collaborators get depressed. The reasons may be various:
* lack of motivation;
* unbearable colleagues;
* but also personal reasons.
Take the time to be interested in their discomfort, ask them how it goes, if you can help them.
* If you have identified the problem and is professional, try to fix it.
* Otherwise, you can always relax the pressure on goals and encourage your team to be friendly.
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