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The interviewer asks Gates if he worries about burning out by the time he’s 30. Without hesitation, Gates says, “No.” Is it as simple as that for Gates? … Read More

How To

How to help yourself when you’re helping others Ladders Contributor

It may be easier said than done, but leaders who want to successfully and sustainably support their people must be able to keep themselves strong and fresh. Read More

Advice

The unspoken rules of drinking with your younger coworkers Ladders Contributor

Make it a point to head over to the bar with your younger colleagues sometimes – and send regrets when you can’t. Read More

Advice

Super Bowl coach Bill Belichick’s 3 most important stories of winning Christopher D. Connors

Enjoy your grind for becoming who you want to be, and learn that winning is born from hard work, perseverance and yes – losing. Read More

Office Life

7 tips for better 1-on-1 meetings with your team Ladders Contributor

Soak up these tips, then have a chat with your team (or manager) about putting them to use and making the most of your time together. Read More

Advice

Being a superstar at work may be hurting your peers (and how to fix it)Alexandra Villarreal

It’s true that high achievers in the workplace have merit, but they risk burnout. Read More

Office Life

The changing workplace: The importance of peer-to-peer appreciation Paul White

Authentic appreciation communicated from both leaders and coworkers leads to a positive, supportive work environment that others will envy. Read More

How To

This is why groups struggle with making decisions often Praveen Tipirneni

Even when everyone has the same goal, the focus and plans can be quite different. But this is how you can get better at making decisions as a group. Read More

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True relationships & the myth of ‘good’ and ‘bad’Hylke Faber

Take a look at your most important relationships at work. What stage are they in? … Read More

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