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The Pain of Cross-Functional Collaboration

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Tell us what you like about our show and share your Bad work stories so we can help. Thanks Emma & Corina

Emma and Corina are on a mission to stop bad work stories. Work need not be a place of drama and suffering. It can be a place of joyful collaboration and growth for all. 

We take everyday situations and apply practical and kind strategies to improve them. 

You take what resonates with you for your leadership and facilitation toolkit. 

In this episode, we review the pain of cross-functional collaboration and how to get out of the tension and into shared brilliance and enjoyment. Yes, you read that correctly :) 

Points covered: 

  • Do you continue to go solo or help your teammates stand taller? 
  • Are you ‘really’ aligned on purpose, or is it a functional-only ‘win’?
  • Why asking questions and shutting up is a valuable key to a solution store. 
  • Why being right and dominating the ‘play’ is a dangerous short-term strategy. 

Thank you for joining us today. 

Please reach out if you would like some help with your bad work story. 

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