Posts tagged staff culture
Handling a Toxic Staff Member
Handling a Toxic Staff Member

Nothing will slow down a growing church faster than a toxic staff member. What makes a person toxic? One definition is that it’s an individual who is unsupportive, negative, or even abusive.

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Relationships, Skills, Church StaffDave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, leader, leadership, church leaders, leadership development, Leadership, staff culture, organizational culture, staff values, organizational values, creating culture, toxic staff member, toxic employee, toxic team member, toxicity, dealing with toxic person, staffing problemsComment
8 Elements of an Effective Staff Meeting
8 Elements of an Effective Staff Meeting

Let’s be honest. Most of us don’t love staff meetings. They are often boring, too long, and sometimes even irrelevant. And yet, we all know that staff meetings are a must if our teams are going to have any chance of staying on the same page.

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Relationships, Skills, Pastoring 101, Church StaffDave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, leader, leadership, church leaders, leadership development, Leadership, church staff, staff culture, staff meeting, staff meetings, boring meetings, relational connections, agenda, meeting agenda, vision, values, vision and values, introverts, extrovertsComment
5 Top Tips for Hiring
5 Top Tips for Hiring

One of the surprising things that I’m hearing from pastors these days is that they are sensing the need to hire more staff to meet the new needs that have surfaced in this season. And by shifting around their church budgets, some dollars have been freed up to do so.

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Relationships, Heart, Skills, Pastoring 101Dave DeSelmEveryday Pastor, pastors, relationships, hiring, church staff, hiring church staff, character, competency, chemistry, mission, values, corporate culture, church culture, staff culture, volunteers, Jim Collins, John Maxwell, St. Augustine, Augustine, tips for hiring, Good to Great, Steve Graves, Ben Wasson, team, team members, team member Comments