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Master the Team Meeting
Business meetings aren’t always enjoyable, but they are key events to move a team forward. Julia Austin offers tips for mastering the team..
Before Negotiating, Ask Yourself What You Don’t Know
Negotiations are won in the preparation. And a key part of preparing is figuring out what relevant information you don’t have.
Plan a Better Meeting with Design Thinking
How do you ensure that the gatherings you host are productive, not destructive?
40 Years of Data Suggests 3 Myths About Globalization
Globalization has led to a rise in global income inequality, not a reduction.
The New Rules of Talent Management
Agile isn’t just for tech anymore—it’s transforming how organizations hire, develop, and manage their people.
The 3 Things Employees Really Want: Career, Community, Cause
These three buckets make up what’s called the psychological contract — the unwritten expectations and obligations between employees and em..
Tell Employees What You Want Them to Strive for (in as Few Words as Possible)
We went from over 100 competencies to three big ideas: Create clarity, generate energy, deliver success.
Most Leaders Know Their Strengths — but Are Oblivious to Their Weaknesses
Why are weaknesses and fatal flaws so hard for us to spot in ourselves? Here’s our theory.
Good Mentors Help You Work Through Strong Emotions
For those of us looking to support our valued colleagues, there are three holding behaviors needed to create this safe space.
How to Increase Your Influence at Work
What’s the best way to position yourself as an informal leader? How do you motivate colleagues to support your initiatives and adopt your ..