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Open the appNavigating the fog of uncertainty can be tough. How do you boost your team's spirit when the future looks blurry?
To keep morale high during prolonged ambiguity in business decisions, it's crucial to maintain clear communication and foster a sense of stability. Be transparent about the uncertainty while providing regular updates on what is known. Encourage open dialogue so the team feels heard and supported. Focus on what can be controlled, set short-term goals, and celebrate small wins to maintain momentum. Most importantly, show empathy and offer flexibility, as uncertainty can be stressful. By creating an environment of trust and support, you help your team stay motivated even during uncertain times.
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