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Before the global pandemic, many workplaces embodied a hyper-driven culture of go-go-go, with leaders often prioritizing growth, innovation, and competitiveness above all else.
Since Covid-19, numerous executives reset priorities and adjusted their viewpoints to emerge as more compassionate and empathetic leaders.
To capture the essence of the lessons learned, I recently connected with five executives who, over the past year, incorporated compassion into their leadership style to support their employees, organizations, and themselves.
1. Break boundaries The year 2020 made it clear that the traditional office experience revolved around set boundaries - whether we realized those boundaries existed or not, said John Cunningham, founder and CEO of VTS and IntelliShift. Cunningham said that relaxing pre-2020 boundaries allowed him to focus on what was important: people. Removing boundaries means we now recruit the best candidates regardless of location.
The productivity software company Zoho has never taken outside funding and plans to stay private.
Zoho chief strategy officer Vijay Sundaram says the company can more easily take a long-term view.
Zoho currently competes against software giants like Atlassian and ServiceNow.
The 25-year-old productivity tool company Zoho believes that staying private has been one of the keys to its success and doesn t have any ambitions for an IPO.
Zoho, along with its IT service management division ManageEngine, offers a suite of productivity and business applications and competes against public software giants like $57 billion market cap Atlassian and $95 billion market cap ServiceNow. Unlike those competitors, which raised $522 million and $269.28 million from investors, respectively, before going public, Zoho has never taken outside investment.