In an article published in HR.com, Demetris Vrontis (Adjunct Faculty at SP Jain Global) discusses how leader humility can significantly impact whether employees feel comfortable and motivated to speak up and share ideas, a concept known as employee voice.
Key takeaways from the article:
- Humble leaders admit mistakes, seek input, and give credit to others, helping create a more open and respectful workplace.
- When leaders are approachable, employees are more likely to share ideas, solutions, and concerns without fear.
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Newer employees (short-tenured) are especially influenced by humble leadership and are more inclined to speak up when they feel supported.
He talks about how encouraging humility in leadership can significantly boost employee voice. Promoting knowledge sharing through open discussions and collaborative platforms further strengthens the connection.
To read the full article, please click here.
