nurture flexibility
[NUR-chur FLEK-suh-bil-i-tee]
verb phrase
cultivar flexibilidade
1. to actively develop and encourage the ability to adapt to change and adjust one's approach or mindset
Good managers nurture flexibility in their teams to handle unexpected challenges.
Bons gerentes cultivam flexibilidade em suas equipes para lidar com desafios inesperados.
2. to foster adaptability and open-mindedness in oneself or others
Parents should nurture flexibility in their children to help them succeed in a changing world.
Os pais devem cultivar flexibilidade em seus filhos para ajudá-los a ter sucesso em um mundo em mudança.
3. to support and strengthen the capacity to be versatile and responsive to different situations
Training programs that nurture flexibility improve employee resilience.
Programas de treinamento que cultivam flexibilidade melhoram a resiliência dos funcionários.
In Brazilian corporate culture, 'cultivar flexibilidade' has become increasingly important in discussions about modern workforce development and organizational change management. In the USA, this phrase reflects contemporary management philosophy emphasizing agile methodologies and adaptive leadership. Both cultures view flexibility as essential in rapidly changing economic landscapes.
NYC Slang
keep it flexible / stay adaptable
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