Gautham Pallapa - Lead with Empathy: How to empower a remote workforce
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The year 2020 was when we realized how fragile we truly are despite all our technological and medical advancements.
The global pandemic has forced people, organizations, and countries to reimagine their priorities, relationships, and behaviors.
Over the last year, people have increasingly demonstrated empathy, kindness, and support for their fellow human beings in a contactless, digital landscape.
It is time for organizational leaders to transform their culture and Lead with Empathy.
In this interview, Dr. Gautham Pallapa discusses
- How stress and anxiety impact workforce productivity and happiness, and what we can do to not get overwhelmed
- Why empathy is so crucial in these adverse times
- How leaders can lead with empathy and empower a remote workforce through Lean, Agile, and DevOps practices.
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