Learning the strategy of surprise and delight

June 9, 2019

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Gifts may not be on your leadership to-do list. However, the way you gift your team can make a significant impression. Consider how you can be intentional with the ways these intentional gifts communicate your appreciation and your brand values. (First posted by The C12 Group.)

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