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Megan Staczek

Ideas, Best Practices and Resources for Leaders

March 30, 2020 by Megan Staczek

Leaders are faced with demands from multiple angles as they care for, rally and enable their teams in this new environment during COVID-19. As leaders, it’s about flexing so you can meet the realities of today’s crisis by focusing on operational needs, sensing the compassion and empathy needed to meet people where they are, and finding hope through possibility and opportunity.

I’m amazed at the sheer resilience, care, and optimism of the leaders with whom I’m working. Together with their firms, these individuals are stepping up to make the world healthier, providing compassion by showing up with humanity first and continuing to serve their clients in their greatest hour of need. Organizations such as Maryland Food Bank, which is still doing the work of feeding the hungry, is finding ways to mobilize volunteers side by side with their employees.

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Just Leaders

March 6, 2020 by Megan Staczek

I’ve spent 90% of my career working with, developing, and supporting leaders as they ascend positions, take on greater responsibilities, and become more impactful in their roles. In recent years, it’s become increasingly important to me to see leaders awaken to their responsibilities to others and act with a sense of what’s right. Many leaders have a lot of power, and with that comes a responsibility to create a more just world.

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Wellness at Work – and Engagement

February 13, 2020 by Megan Staczek

About Capacity Group

Leaders need to be in good condition in order to lead and help their teams feel supported in their work. Practicing and modeling self-care, as well as encouraging your teams to take care of themselves, are positive steps towards ensuring that you’re all in the best possible shape at work.

Because wellness connects to how leaders can be at their best, I’d like to introduce my friend and colleague, Stacy Fritz, as our guest blogger (note: see a picture of us from our fun trip to NY in December at the end, Stacy is the deer to the right). Stacy and I have known each other since high school. While we took different paths for a good part of our lives, we reconnected and found some synergy in the work we’re currently doing. Stacy leads FIT2Order, a company focused on the health, fitness, and wellness of our workforce – with an emphasis on addressing the needs and hazards of sedentary work. My brainchild, Capacity Group, seeks to facilitate the performance and growth of leaders and their teams.

Despite our differences, there’s a connection here! Namely – when we’re fit, healthy and well, we’re more likely to be engaged at work. “Engaged employees don’t just ‘do their jobs,’ but use their talents, drive innovation within the company, and help to build.”[1] This is a point my colleague, Marcella Bayer and I made in our recent, three-part blog series on employee engagement.[2]

Is your interest piqued? If so, please read on for some great suggestions from Stacy to create more wellness at work and see if you feel more engaged!

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Exploring Employee Engagement: Part Three

January 7, 2020 by Megan Staczek

In this third piece in our three-part series on employee engagement, we’ll consider ways leaders and organizations can evaluate engagement. We’ll also identify effective action steps to enhance employee engagement.

Evaluating Engagement

While formal surveys are still the preferred method for measuring employee engagement, organizations may require some innovation with respect to data collection. Surveys can take months to analyze, and the interim silence often sends a message to employees that management doesn’t care.

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Exploring Employee Engagement

October 31, 2019 by Megan Staczek

Employee engagement is often a key measure of effectiveness for both organizations and leaders. Statistical evidence and data prove that high levels of engagement correlate to the increased overall performance of a company, which elevates the importance of this issue for leaders. If your firm is in the process of leading change right now, a focus on engagement will help drive success as it transforms to a new state.

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Spaciousness

September 16, 2019 by Megan Staczek


“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”  ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

Taking time to step away from the long list of tasks, demands, and meetings in order to breathe, and be present to yourself, is one of the most important acts of a leader. It’s both an act of self-care and an act for others. Leaders, by nature, have responsibility for others: their clients, associates, stakeholders, families and communities. Leaders must also care for themselves in order to be at their best. You may have read about this and know it cognitively, yet do you know it in your heart? In your body? In your soul?

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