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5 Tips to Help Managers Manage Stress

By Victor Lipman I wrote a piece last week about how stress can turn a manager into almost a different person. Under stress, a manager who’s normally calm and reasonable.

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3 Steps to Becoming a Better Customer Communicator

    By Blake Morgan We interact with people throughout the workday, but how effective is our communication? Quality communication is key to building good relationships, especially with customers. Customers.

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Four Steps That Drive Success with Personal Branding

By Ian Altman You may be wondering: why should I care about my personal brand, especially if I work for someone else? Well, in short, your personal brand portrays who.

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The Key to Adaptable Companies Is Relentlessly Developing People

By Andy Fleming There are organizations that are great at what they do, that are relentless at it. But it turns out there are very few that are great and.

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8 Key Personality Types for Innovation Teams

By Tendayi Viki Bell Labs is historically one of the most productive R&D labs in history. A large number of the technologies we use today were invented there. Bell Labs.

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25 Things Strong Leaders Tell Their Employees

By Liz Ryan A great way to step into your leadership power is to start saying things that you haven’t said before. The more aware you can be of your.

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What Political Leadership Can Do to Accelerate Innovation!

By Bill Gates As the U.S. presidential candidates lay out competing visions for the country, I have been thinking about a topic they have not yet discussed in detail: what.

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5 Vital Skills Schools Are Failing to Teach Well Enough

By Bernard Marr Used to be that reading, writing, and arithmetic were all you needed to get by and do well in the world — but that was also around.

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3 Tips to Help with People-Management

  By Victor Lipman A good deal of effective people-management is nothing fancy.  It’s nothing that you can learn only at Harvard B-School or Stanford or Wharton. It’s nothing that.

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We Need to Expand Our Definition of Entrepreneurship

  By John Hagel III The great entrepreneurs of the last century — folks like Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, and Thomas Edison — spawned huge companies that were designed.

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