010: Something You Should Know to Defuse the Drama at Work with Dennis McIntee
Drama should never take priority over great work. In this episode, “Drama Free Guy” Dennis McIntee shows us how to find the underlying root cause of office drama, and how to achieve positive and long lasting solutions for everyone.
— YOU'LL LEARN —
1) The critical link between culture and workplace behavior.
2) The right questions to ask to diffuse drama and solve a problem.
3) The best way to encourage team members to take ownership for their actions.
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— ABOUT DENNIS —
Dennis McIntee, also known as the “Drama Free Guy,” is an author and speaker dedicated to helping organizations take the drama out of their teams to build environments of trust. Originally a pastor in both Europe and the U.S., he realized that his pastoral skills could be applied to helping corporate teams and businesses flourish. In 2004, he founded The Leadership Development Group, and has traveled extensively giving workshops and seminars focused on teaching others how to take ownership and eliminate drama from the workplace. He is the author of The 8 Qualities of Drama Free Teams, The Power of Pursuit, People Smart and Time Mastery. He lives in South Carolina with his wife and four children.
• Dennis' book: The 8 Qualities of Drama Free Teams
• Dennis’ website: dennismcintee.com
— RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW —
• Show: The Office
• Website: rayedwards.com
• App: Waze app
• App: American Airlines app
• Tool: GTD systems
• Organization: Patrick Lencioni and The Table Group
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