7 Steps To Turning Around A Team With Low Morale

Have you ever been on a team with low morale? I have and it makes enjoying work very difficult! This video will give you the blueprint for how to create a culture of positivity and winning within your company!

1. Remove / address diminishers
2. Build a culture of winning
3. Affirmation and appreciation
4. Positive reinforcement
5. Hold people accountable
6. Bring the energy
7. Paint a picture for a brighter tomorrow

As a leader it is your responsibility to lead from the front with energy and positivity!

Check out the video & let me know what you think in the comments!

[ChandlerBoltOfficial]

What is one thing you need to work on from the seven steps I talked about above?

[christianstill.]

Exodus - Deuteronomy, and the Epistles in the New Testament explains this well!

[yvqfmzn]

The best advice to find person(s) who complains too much. And forget about real root cause. Don't be the realist, be positive.

[GrowWithWill]

Wow, these are some underrated high quality videos!

[kevindix]

Love it, CB !! Finishing with Vision…so awesome. Many leaders lead with that idea…I love how you saved it for last…the last they shall remember the most…Give it up and give it all. Vaya con Dios.

[jzmblco]

What a great reminder for leaders in how to maintain a high morale!

[ntildesley]

I'm finding it hard to have high energy when I feel criticised by the team or responsible for the issues. I'm new and came into the team as a manager. The team feels lots of animosity towards my boss, who they say blocks progression of things they need in order to save money. The industry we're in mixes being a for-profit entity with caring for people so it's polarising in it's own concept. I took away ways, quotes, things to say to have more high energy. I created a table with points on the left (like ask everyone for a win) then put some ideas on the right for myself to demonstrate how to them. Hopefully they respond positively. I hope to find ways going forward to get them to become leaders in their own right and push more positivity around.

[jmasho]

Awesome video, definitely what I needed with my team.
I'll mainly take those points:
2. Build a culture of winning
3. Affirmation and appreciation
6. Bring the energy

And while I do them a bit and also do the others in some way, I would like to **improve** the entirety of the steps into levels you've shown.

You've inspired me, I hope I will be able to inspire my team.
Thank you so much.

[spice]

Good stuff. Enjoying your videos.
It’s so much a choice of mindset.
Very interesting

[antennafabricationstudio]

I think paint A picture of the brighter tomorrow is a great idea .
and perhaps inviting other people to paint a picture of a beter tomorrow could also be helpful because it gives them a chance to feel like they are contributing to a shared vision

[dustinhart]

Culture is so, so important. Give me a culture fit over experience any day of the week.

[Caxxiux]

Ok, so my lazy butt was waiting for the summary, and when I didn't see one at the end, I remembered how much I liked it, and restarted it with my OneNote in hand, lol. I like all the points, and though I touch a bit of all in my style, this video will help make it a constant method in my toolbox. I think my favorite is building a culture of winning in #2 and #7....another awesome one, thank you!

[sumaya]

Gonna use this for my interview thanks!!

[aarond]

I’ve taken courses on Linkedin and watched a few other videos for free on Youtube, this was by far up there in the high quality tier.

Looking forward to catching up on the rest of your series.

Number 1 and 7 by far the top priorities for my division.

[LeJazzfan]

Hey Chandler, great video! Great ideas for a team leader to take ownership of firing up the energy in their team. I got some great takeaways from this video. Thanks!

[lisaowens]

I appreciate Chandler Bolt to help an author.

[rsawall]

Low moral employee seeking to aspire, I wish to send this to my General Manager, just not sure how to inform him.😅

[reneeandkevinpottle]

Praise in public, reprimand in private!

[wp]

So, as a boss, you just get rid of people that may have concerns about working conditions? I'm in a group where EVERYONE is working with low morale, and our boss DOES suck. So your advice to a manager is to ignore the root causes and just fire us? Wow dude.

[MadPrez]

100% you cannot turn a team around with these tips... very outdated style. Sorry but it had to be said.
Wash your ego before it makes a stain on your life.