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The Art of Persuasion Hasn’t Changed in 2,000 Years
What Aristotle can teach us about making an argument.
How to discover your organization’s story
It’s essential for businesses to craft compelling narratives. Columnist Josh Levs writes that leaders can start by asking themselves and c..
Why Teams Still Need Leaders
In recent years, agile and flat working structures have gained favor at many companies and struck a responsive chord with employees who ar..
Why Leadership Development Feels Broken: And How We’re Fixing It
Today great leaders drive change through their reputation, ability to empower people, willingness to experiment, and focus on developing p..
The drumbeat of digital: How winning teams play
Pace and power go hand in hand for digital leaders, which typically run four times faster and pull critical strategic levers two times har..
When Passion Leads to Burnout
Setting boundaries is not selfish — it’s necessary.
Peter Drucker’s favorite leadership writer
The word leadership doesn’t appear in any of the titles of Peter Drucker’s 39 books. He thought that the best book on the subject was writ..
Why Leadership Development Needs a Nudge
Many leadership development programs cost too much and just don’t work. Careful nudges drive deeper learning. Encourage growth in leaders ..
‘True Gen’: Generation Z and its implications for companies
The influence of Gen Z—the first generation of true digital natives—is expanding.
The Assumptions Employees Make When They Don’t Get Feedback
“If I’m not causing problems, I must be doing fine.”