You are halfway through an email when a co-worker stops beside your desk. “Do you have a minute? I’m stuck on the client handoff, and I’m not sure…
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You are halfway through an email when a co-worker stops beside your desk. “Do you have a minute? I’m stuck on the client handoff, and I’m not sure…
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At Seattle’s Pike Place Fish Market, customers gather to watch fishmongers work with remarkable energy. The work is cold, physical, and demanding, yet the people behind the counter…
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At 10:18 on a Tuesday night, a manager sent a message to her team: “Quick question—does anyone know where the latest client numbers are?” She expected an answer…
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At Pike Place Fish Market, a worker can throw a salmon twenty feet across a busy counter, catch it with one hand, and hear the whole team call…
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The FISH! Philosophy video began with a filmmaker, a crowded Seattle market, and a question about why one fish stand felt so alive. John Christensen, a filmmaker with…
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At 2:15 on a Wednesday afternoon, a manager noticed that one of her strongest employees had turned off their camera for the third meeting in a row. The…
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Employee wellbeing does not always need another program, platform, workshop, or campaign. In many cases, the most useful improvements are already within a manager’s reach. They begin with…
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A full inbox on Saturday and a firm 5 p.m. sign-off can look like opposite behaviors. One employee seems too committed. The other seems checked out. Yet both…
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A manager once noticed that Jen had started taking more sick days. She was not coughing. She did not have a fever. On the days she came in,…
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