In Case You Missed It brings the written word to life. In today’s episode, Editor-in-Chief Traci Purdum will read an article from Lauren Neal, Chemical Processing’s Workforce Matters columnist. This column “Small Acts, Big Impact: How Micro-Behaviors Shape Teams” was published to our website June 4, 2025
You know that feeling. You’re in a team meeting, presenting a solid idea, and someone smirks. Another person rolls their eyes. Then silence. No one says a word. That’s a micro-behavior. A subtle action that doesn’t show up in the org chart or the risk register but does show up in the culture and your team’s morale, retention and performance.
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