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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisYour title doesn't make you a leader. How you choose to treat your team does. The best leaders make people feel valued and seen. Appreciation is the greatest gift you can give your team - it costs nothing but means everything. What to do as a leader: ✅ Appreciate impact and contributions: ↳ Even a simple thank you goes a long way. ↳ Show genuine appreciation regularly, not just during reviews. ✅ Provide growth opportunities: ↳ Listen and understand their career aspirations. ↳ Create paths for advancement before they look elsewhere. ✅ Ask for their input when making decisions: ↳ Appreciate diverse perspectives. ↳ Create an environment where every voice matters. ✅ Make time for meaningful 1-on-1s: ↳ Ensure your meetings are safe spaces for honest discussions. ↳ Build trust through active listening. ✅ Ensure fair compensation: ↳ Regularly review and adjust compensations and benefits. ↳ Everyone deserves to be paid for their worth. What to avoid as a leader: ❌ Taking people for granted: ↳ Not feeling valued is a top reason people disengage and leave. ❌ Taking credit for your team's work: ↳ Claiming their achievements as your own destroys trust. ↳ Celebrate successes and learnings. ❌ Rewarding your high-performers with more work: ↳ Reward them by supporting their career aspirations instead. ↳ Help them grow; don't just add to their plate. ❌ Setting unrealistic goals: ↳ Don't set targets that will require regular overwork. ↳ Success shouldn't come at the cost of well-being. ❌ Disrespecting personal time and boundaries: ↳ Expecting 24x7 availability leads to burnout. ↳ Respect their lives outside of work. Be the leader you wish you had. What's one small gesture from a leader that made you feel truly valued? Let me know in the comments ⬇️ ♻️ Repost to build healthier work cultures. 🔔 Follow Dora Vanourek for more.
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisDel Monte North America Finance team and leaders joined the effort of spreading awareness for Breast Cancer diagnosis and early detection. Oct 23, Coral Gables Office
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisYour title doesn't make you a leader. Your actions do. What to avoid as a leader: ❌ Play favourites → Unfairness breeds resentment ❌ Micromanage tasks → Stifles creativity and autonomy ❌ Blame others for failures → Erodes trust and accountability ❌ Dismiss employee feedback → Overlooking insights stunts growth ❌ Avoid difficult conversations → Breeds misunderstandings and unresolved issues What to do as a leader: ✅ Show empathy → Understanding builds connection ✅ Lead by example → Actions speak louder than words ✅ Seek input on decisions → Involvement increases engagement ✅ Encourage work-life balance → Happy employees are productive ✅ Communicate clearly and often → Clarity prevents misunderstandings Leadership isn't about being in charge. It's about taking care of those in your charge. What's the best leadership advice you've received? Let me know in the comments 👇 ♻️ Repost to spread leadership wisdom 👉 Follow Lauren Murrell for more like this
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisA title doesn't make you a leader. How you treat, value and celebrate your team does. Here are ten phrases every employee deserves to hear: 🔅 I trust you 🔅 I believe in you 🔅 You are valuable 🔅 I care about you 🔅 How can I help you? 🔅 You make a difference 🔅 Thank you for being you 🔅 Let's celebrate your achievements 🔅 How can I help you grow and develop? 🔅 Your contributions are key to our success True leadership is about truly caring for your team while creating a positive and safe work environment where everyone has the ability to grow, flourish and shine. #culture #leadership
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisOur sales and finance team working hard to maximize our resources and continuously building relationships to drive our company’s growth and success!!! Literally brought me to tears to have this team together thinking about the future of Planet Harvest!!!!!
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisAre you ready to meet the duo behind RealTime Solutions® and Real Foodservice Rewards? 🤩 🌟 First up, Mary Keske (Right) who is our data guru and president of RealTime Solutions. With over 25 years in the industry, she leads the charge in keeping client expectations not just met, but completely exceeded. Whether it’s data analytics or leading teams across customer service and finance, Mary is all about making processes run smoother than a freshly buttered biscuit. 🌟 Then there’s Liz Rao (Left), our Member Engagement pro for Real Foodservice Rewards. She’s the go-to for helping operators, from universities to healthcare, rack up points like they’re playing the best game of foodservice bingo! Want to turn your qualifying purchases into cool perks like kitchen gear and staff rewards? Liz has your back. Together, these ladies are keeping the foodservice industry running on data, rewards, and a whole lot of love for what they do. We are so thrilled to have them a part of the Buyers Edge team and know they will continue to accomplish great things within the company! 👏
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisCinnamon Crumble Loaf… not just for plain old eating anymore! Try layering it between homemade whipped cream and fresh blueberries, then top it with that delicious crumble topping! YUM! See this and other delicious ideas when K Girls Kitchen debuts on HSN next Tuesday 10/15 at 1pm PST. Get your wallets out… you’re going to want to load up!!
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisMeet the produce powerhouses, Chris Rheault (President) and Tyler Deutsch (Chief Business Development Officer) from Produce Alliance, LLC., part of our Fresh Solutions division. These legends, along with their amazing team, are out here hustling to keep your fresh produce game strong. 🥬🍓 Whether they’re out in the fields, at the distribution centers, or making sure your storage isn't a hot mess, they’ve got you covered. Oh, and did we mention you can save 5-10% on your produce purchases? Yep, while prices bounce around like a toddler on sugar, we keep things stable so you can actually budget without tearing your hair out. Sounds pretty sweet right?! And just to keep things extra tech-savvy, you’ll have instant access to food safety audits, recalls, and alerts. It’s like having a crystal ball for your produce, minus the weird psychic vibes. #meettheteam #produce #savings #freshsolutions #tech #data #thankful
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Dora lambrecht liked thisDora lambrecht liked thisMarket Report 9.19.2024 Supplies are lighter this week on local corn, bell peppers, hot peppers, squash, and cucumbers. East Coast berries and stone fruit are wrapping up while beans continue to be stable. Fall items such as sweet potatoes and pumpkins are expected to be available this week. We are watching for impacts of Tropical Storm Francine and will assess once the storm leaves the region. Tomato markets are still volatile with rounds lighter this week and plenty of romas available. Current table grape supply and demand out of California remain strong, however we do feel the season will come to a close early due to heat related crop losses. Pineapples continue to be short, and shippers are asking to be flexible on sizing to navigate the shortfalls. In the West, tighter supply available to market on mushrooms; weather impacts and viral pressure have caused supply shortfalls across the region on all varieties. Lime volume is improving, but overall remains lighter than normal. Loca fruit out of both Michoacán and Jalisco is sizing up, and 48s are becoming a larger portion of the size curve. Weather in the Salinas Valley is continuing to cool down. There has been some warm rain which is considered “mildew weather.” Growers will be employing all mitigation measures possible to combat any mildew. Endives, escarole, leeks, cilantro and fennel are still escalated but are trending down. Green onions and artichokes are still at the extreme trigger and are extremely tight. For green onions, we have growers who do not have any product at all. A market alert was sent out and we can expect quality and supply issues to last through the month. Broccoli is still escalated and there is some insect intrusion that is limiting what will be harvested. There are some growers that will be prorating on shredded cabbage, but we should be fine on contract business. Spinach is still not escalated, but it is on the watchlist due to tight supplies and some insect damage. Excessive heat in the San Joaquin Valley citrus growing areas has heavily affected supplies on the Valencia orange.
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