Responder Resilience

Hi Nguyen—Lead, Don't Bleed: Preventing Supervisor Burnout | S4 E20

Join us as we converse with Hi Nguyen, a former officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police turned Leadership Coach, exploring the critical role of leadership training for frontline supervisors. We'll uncover how effective leadership techniques not only enhance team performance, but also bolster mental health and boost retention rates. Hi Nguyen sheds light on the distinct challenges that team leaders face today and offers insights into developing deeper connections with team members by understanding their motivations.

Hi also discusses the often challenging transition from being part of the frontline to leading it, highlighting the risks of burnout among new supervisors. We examine the symptoms of stress and burnout and how they manifest in day-to-day operations, potentially undermining team efficiency. Moreover, Nguyen provides practical strategies for building trust swiftly, managing tough conversations with challenging employees, and strengthening leadership skills to foster a healthy, productive workplace environment.

Tune in to gain invaluable advice from a seasoned expert on nurturing the next generation of managers, ensuring they are equipped to lead with confidence and empathy. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their leadership capabilities and cultivate a thriving team dynamic.

👁️‍🗨️ Premieres Weds. May 15 at 7pm ET— ⫸ Watch replays anytime thereafter
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