Stop Talking Start Asking: 27 Questions to Shift the Culture of Your Organization

GREAT LEADERS ask GREAT QUESTIONSGreat questions inspire your team to THINK and ACT differently.InStop Talking Start AskingJean Marie DiGiovanna highlights the 27 questions that will impact your bottom line by increasing employee engagement, improving communication, and creating happier, more productive teams. You can work your way through all of the questions or open straight to the chapter that will foster the needed engagement in your workplace.Jean Marie shares powerful stories, practical tips, and targeted questions you can apply immediately to create a culture of unstoppability. Through these 27 questions you will:learn how to create a cultural mindset shift from the inside outincrease employee engagement with creativity and curiositycultivate open and authentic communication among your teamlearn the results-oriented equation that holds others accountablecreate a culture that inspires your teams to greatnessCulture shift starts one question at a time. Jean Marie gives you your first 27.HOW IS THIS BOOK DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS?It's beyond a book. It's a resource.In today's fast-paced world and "get-it-done-now" workplace, finding the time to read a book from front to back can be challenging. That's why Jean Marie created this easy, quick and practical resource.Each chapter is stand-alone. Depending on what you want to foster in your culture, you can simply go directly to the corresponding chapter. There you will get the tools, questions and stories to shift the culture of your organization.In true Renaissance spirit, Jean Marie has also made the book fun and engaging for the reader.The tabs on the outside edges of the paperback book (and the links in the ebook) make it easy to find the chapter you want to explore. TheNow It's Your Turnsection at the end of each chapter includes icons to easily locate the key questions to ask yourself and your teams. To keep the learning alive on a day-to-day basis, each chapter ends with an inspiring quote you can cut out and put on the wall as a reminder.Stop Talking Start As