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Almost 70% of US managers are scared to talk to their employees
69% of respondents said that they found “communicating in general” to be the hardest part about communicating with employees.
Even If Your New Job Is a Bad Fit, Don’t Quit
New employees’ behavior helps determine the amount of support they receive, according to a 2017 study.
This Important Leadership Skill Isn’t Hard to Master, But Most Don’t Do It
Here are seven ways for leaders to actively listen and connect with what others have to say.
Can work best friends help business?
Did you know that a telltale sign of employee engagement is friendship?
The 3 Essential Jobs That Most Retention Programs Ignore
These overlooked roles are: essential experters, customer experience creators, and critical contractors.
These Three Phrases Are Killing Innovation At Your Workplace
Your tone and word choice may be sending the message that it’s not worth exploring new ideas. Here’s how to change that.
The Only Way to Keep Your Resolutions
If using willpower causes stress, using these emotions actually heals.
What Millennials really want at work
Vision from leadership that clarifies the future is appealing to Millennials and can increase retention.
This Project Management Technique Is More Than A Productivity Hack
In my experience calculating the critical path is far more effective than following the “productivity hacks” of the rich and famous.
To Find Meaning in Your Work, Change How You Think About It
I’d offer the following advice on how to consciously endow your work with purpose regardless of your profession.