Mastering the Art of Teaming is the New Way to Work

The need for “teaming” today is greater than ever and linking together the “on the fly” nature of improv with the “collaboration mindset” we now have a way to practice it. For me, this is like uncovering a new exercise that isolates a muscle I need to tone but didn’t know how.

Workplace Happiness, ImprovKristy WestJanuary 24, 2019teaming, project aristotle, psychological safety, teamwork, Atlanta training and team building, collaboration, organizational development, company culture, bizprov, applied improvisation, workplace happiness, improv for professionalsComment

99 Problems, But the Job Ain't One

It’s that time again. We all start to contemplate the year behind us and the year to come. For my last blog of 2014, I wanted to influence you as best I can to do something that I know will change your life, something I should have done 15 years ago.

Kristy WestDecember 21, 2014fear, improvisation, applied improvisation, workplace happiness, career path, improv training, improvisation and fear, work stabilityComment

Change Your Company Culture, or Else

During my years working in the staffing industry, questions about a company’s culture came up a lot. Staffing companies play an important role as the liaison between prospective candidates and the company doing the hiring. A company’s culture is a critical piece in enticing talent to want to work at a particular company. I was always amazed at how many companies undervalued their culture.

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