Ep22. Szilvia Olah | Creating a Supportive Learning Environment

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In this episode of Talking Hospitality, we had the privilege of speaking with Szilvia Olah, a distinguished expert in hospitality leadership. Our conversation centered around the daunting challenges that leaders in the industry confront. Szilvia, renowned for her humanistic approach to employee management, emphasized the importance of valuing employees' time and cultivating a supportive learning environment within the constraints of their work hours.According to Szilvia, contemporary leaders encounter several critical challenges. These include recruiting the right individuals, effectively managing and nurturing employees, and retaining top talent within the organization. While there is certainly an abundance of talent available, Szilvia pointed out the prevalence of "talent blindness" among leaders. To address this issue, she encourages leaders to focus on self-awareness and understanding their teams, thereby enabling them to effectively overcome these challenges and drive success.Connect to Szilvia via Linkedin.Find more information about Schulering on our website.Follow us on other social networks:Linkedin Youtube Instagram Schulering: Evolving Hospitality through Learning.

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