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TagGet Your Point Across With This Communication Framework
Many leaders struggle with being clear, succinct and to the point in their communication. Try this A-P-R-E-C (Audience, Point, Reason, Evi..
Leading Others to Think Innovatively Together: Creative Leadership
Individuals, teams, and organizations differ in their creative problem solving styles. How leaders manage these styles can have a signific..
The Plymouth Colony and the Business Case for Gratitude
Thanksgiving is really a management story, a case study in how extraordinary leaders build happy, productive teams.
How to Prevent Meeting “Burnout”
In a world where you need to lead through others, more communication is needed, not less. The key is in more crisply managed meetings.
Disentangling How Coworkers and Supervisors Influence Employee Cyberloafing
Cyberloafing—the use of an electronic device at work not work-related—is now the most common way that employees waste time at work.
Managing Change in the Face of Skepticism
Employees are prone to rejecting change initiatives. Tweaking the action plan can lead to success.
How to Give Better Advice
Research reveals the common mistakes we make when trying to help.
As leadership styles lean kinder, how do bosses make unpopular decisions?
For CEOs, being liked and making good decisions can be a tricky balance.
The Complicated And Troubled History Of The Annual Performance Review
Companies have spent billions of hours ranking, filing, and giving workers feedback. In the end, does it really motivate?
The Fundamentals of Leadership Still Haven’t Changed
The best leaders with the most outsize impact almost always deploy these six classic, fundamental practices.