Find out the key leadership habit that Nelson Mandela learned from his father, why listening should be so exhausting, and why we all deserve (just) a styrofoam cup. Read More
“Change doesn’t happen in a vacuum: speak with your family and colleagues about how to help keep you accountable.” … Read More
“The best leaders triangulate their view with believable people who are willing to disagree and challenge their closely-held assumptions and beliefs.” … Read More
Respondents thought that women were stronger at being compassionate and empathetic, and were better able to work out compromises. Read More
“Out of all the digital activity being tracked, work emails were the most likely to be tracked, followed by internet browser usage and in-office messages.” … Read More
“There is no real excuse today for not knowing the people with whom you are meeting. Whether it’s a one on one or a conference table of 10.” … Read More
“Bad meetings are not inevitable. Quite the opposite: Meetings can be a powerful embodiment of your company’s culture and a driver of performance.” … Read More
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“The diversity problem in talent management feels like it’s worse than ever … At the same time, we know that the quality … available today is unmatched.” … Read More
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