Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is a guest on The Growth Guide Podcast with Clint Murphy where they talk about the best behaviors to have when building a team for collaboration.
The Growth Guide with Clint Murphy
Listen to The Growth Guide with Clint Murphy on Spotify.
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed by Rodger Dean Duncan in Forbes.
How To Get Off The Collaboration Hamster Wheel
At first blush, the notion of collaborating can have a warm and fuzzy air about it. You know, “We’re all in this together. Go, team!” But despite the feel-good slogans, collaboration can be a minefield. People have different skills and talents. Different personalities. Different biases. Different goals. Different tendencies under pressure.
‘If you’re looking to initiate a collaborative relationship, it would be a mistake to merely hope that good opportunities will kick up or to assume that you’ll be seen as someone with whom others will want to collaborate’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured in a ReWorked article on Collaboration and Productivity.
How to Become a Trusted Collaborator
All relationships begin somewhere. At some point in time. Somehow. We transition from being strangers to friends. From being neighbors to running buddies. From being single to coupled. Relationship transitions are all around us, including in our professional lives. One relationship transition that’s particularly important in the workplace is the move from being a mere acquaintance to a trusted collaborator.
‘After listening to Deb, you’ll stop the collaboration hate…and might even celebrate!’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is a guest on the I Wish They Knew Podcast with Joe Hirsch, where they discuss the importance of shared purpose, how to build viewpoint diversity, ways organizations can foster collaboration and the behaviors that forge tighter workplace bonds.
(Ep. 119) Deb Mashek: Collaborate without the hate
Listen to this episode from I Wish They Knew on Spotify. IN EPISODE 119: Collaboration is an essential part of work, but whether it leads to breakthroughs or breakdowns depends on our approach. In Episode 119, Deb Mashek explores ways to drive stronger relationships that push people together, not apart.
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed on the She Said, She Said Podcast about how to build incredible, collaborative relationships at work and at home.
She Said / She Said: How to create more productive, collaborative relationships – even with those you can’t stand! (Episode 230) on Apple Podcasts
SHOW NOTES Title: “How to create more productive, collaborative relationships at work and at home” Episode 230 Guest: Dr. Deb Mashek, author “Collabor(h)ate: How to build incredible collaborative relationships at work, even if you’d rather work alone” THIS WEEK’S TOPIC: Collaboration is a good…
‘In this era of a worldwide economy, you need to learn how to interact and collaborate effectively with other cultures and lean into diversity, both inside and outside the workplace environment. Life is more fun when you are not isolated and ignored.’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured in an Inc.com article by Martin Zwilling speaking about strategies to improve team collaboration and relationships.
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‘When you’re in a relationship, you’re no longer completely independent. You’re now interdependent and must consider your partner’s opinions, feelings, motivations, and plans. Doing that well requires careful collaboration.’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured on Psychology Today speaking about how work collaborations can teach us about improving romantic relationships.
5 Collaboration Mistakes to Avoid in Your Relationship
Companies often recognize the value of high-functioning relationships. That wisdom applies to romantic relationships. Relationships rely on collaboration and the best collaborations are purposeful, focused, intentional, and coordinated. Five key ways collaborations fail include uneven workloads, inconsistent contributions, power trips, disengagement, and dropping the ball.
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed on The Speaking Club Podcast and shares the secrets to collaborating better.
From Empty Corporate Buzzword to Your Competitive Edge… Collaboration with Deb Mashek
We are overwhelmed with evidence of competition and divisiveness in our governments, in reality TV, and in the corporate world. However, in order to tackle the world’s biggest challenges, and indeed operate in business life, we need to be successful collaborators. But …
‘If you want a more collaborative culture, you need to make collaboration possible, easy, normative, rewarding and potentially even required.’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is featured on Reworked speaking about how to encourage collaboration.
A Collaborative Culture Is Within Reach: Here’s How
Great collaboration is a competitive advantage. It gives rise to smooth processes, innovative solutions, happy people and robust bottom lines. Yet, although collaboration is celebrated in the workplace, it’s not always obvious how to cultivate a culture of collaboration. This is especially true when the existing culture is at odds with the aspiration.
‘Most people (71%) spend over 3 hours per day collaborating with others. That’s a whole heckuva lot of togetherness. Yet, roughly a third of people had received no professional development in this critical skill.’
Deb Mashek, author of Collabor(h)ate, is interviewed by Dominic Packer & Jay Van Bavel from The Power of Us.
INTERVIEW with Deb Mashek on Collabor(h)ate
This week, we are featuring an interview with Deb Mashek, who is releasing her book, Collabor(h)ate: How to Build Incredible Collaborative Relationships at Work , next week on January 24th! Dr. Mashek is a business advisor, professor, higher education administrator, and national nonprofit executive.