In this episode of the LeadCulture Podcast, Jenni Catron unpacks a surprising new Gallup study revealing what she calls “the remote work paradox.” While fully remote employees report the highest levels of engagement, they’re also less likely to be thriving in life overall—experiencing more stress, loneliness, and emotional fatigue than their hybrid or in-office peers. Drawing from her own work-from-home reflections and years of coaching leaders, Jenni explores the delicate balance between aut...
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In this episode of the LeadCulture Podcast, Jenni Catron unpacks a surprising new Gallup study revealing what she calls “the remote work paradox.” While fully remote employees report the highest levels of engagement, they’re also less likely to be thriving in life overall—experiencing more stress, loneliness, and emotional fatigue than their hybrid or in-office peers. Drawing from her own work-from-home reflections and years of coaching leaders, Jenni explores the delicate balance between aut...
298 | How Great Leaders Make Better Decisions: 3 Keys to Clarity and Confidence
Lead Culture with Jenni Catron
19 minutes
4 months ago
298 | How Great Leaders Make Better Decisions: 3 Keys to Clarity and Confidence
In this episode of the Lead Culture Podcast, Jenni Catron continues the Summer of Leadership series by tackling one of the most overlooked yet essential leadership skills: decision-making. Whether you're leading a small team or an entire organization, how decisions are made—and how clearly that process is communicated—can either build trust or breed confusion. Jenni outlines three keys to clear, confident decision-making: Define the Who – Clarify who has decision-making authority at every lev...
Lead Culture with Jenni Catron
In this episode of the LeadCulture Podcast, Jenni Catron unpacks a surprising new Gallup study revealing what she calls “the remote work paradox.” While fully remote employees report the highest levels of engagement, they’re also less likely to be thriving in life overall—experiencing more stress, loneliness, and emotional fatigue than their hybrid or in-office peers. Drawing from her own work-from-home reflections and years of coaching leaders, Jenni explores the delicate balance between aut...
