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How to Act Quickly Without Sacrificing Critical Thinking
An unbridled urgency can be counterproductive and costly. If you’re too quick to react, you can end up with short-sighted decisions or sup..
The C-Suite and IT Need to Get on the Same Page on Cybersecurity
A recently published global survey of C-Suite level executives and IT Decision Makers (ITDMs) revealed a large gap in assessments of cyber..
Trust Your Employees, Not Your Rule Book
Here’s the good news: The big airlines are revising their rules for booking and boarding flights — rules that led to one of the great busi..
The 4 Types of Organizational Politics
The first 100 days are usually the honeymoon period for any new CEO to make their mark and get others on board.
How to Be an Inspiring Leader
When employees aren’t just engaged, but inspired, that’s when organizations see real breakthroughs.
8 Ways Governments Can Improve Their Cybersecurity
It’s hard to find a major cyberattack over the last five years where identity — generally a compromised password — did not provide the vec..
5 Questions Leaders Should Be Asking All the Time
The best teachers all have at least one thing in common: they ask great questions. They ask questions that force students to move beyond s..
Responding to Feedback You Disagree With
Maybe it’s your performance review. Or a 360-degree feedback report. Or (unsolicited) advice from a colleague. Maybe you got a dressing-do..
Mentor People Who Aren’t Like You
Leaders tend to coach and mentor their “own,” and here’s the human impulse that drives it: Even those who believe that diversity improves ..
The Explainer: How to Write a Great Business Plan
A business plan that asks — and answers — the right questions is a powerful tool.