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Fixating unhealthily on profits could backfire, but there is a better way.
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Is the Office Backchannel Destroying Your Business? Here’s What to Do.
Identifying toxic communication is easy, but ending it may take more work than you think.
Business Funding
This One Personality Trait Sets Apart the Good Networkers From the Bad
If you possess this characteristic, you will have less problems broadening your social circle.
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The Secret to Writing Emails with Military Precision
Strategies to ensure your message is heard and save you valuable time.
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How to Say No to a Deal the Right Way
There is a method to turning down potential partnerships without jeopardizing your relationships.
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Companies can no longer ignore the harm it can do to their bottom line.
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How to Sell Yourself
The opening sentence of our pitch is our most important. And too many of us are getting it wrong.
By Jason Feifer
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6 Unique PR Tactics That Drive Growth and Sales
A productive public-relations strategy can establish authority, social currency and growth.
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How Much Influence Do You Have?
Self-awareness and adaptability are among the essential traits in building trust.
By Stacey Hanke
Building a Business
4 Ways to Close Sales with Non-Verbal Communication
Body language and facial expressions can be the ultimate negotiating weapons.
By Imran Tariq
Tech
Unified Communications Will Make Your Remote Workforce More Productive
The trending collaborative approach can bridge the gap between you and your off-site team.
Thought Leaders
4 Big Benefits of Improved Employee Training
Attention to each individual's development can mean big profits for your business.
By Aimee Tariq
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4 Tips for Managing Communication Among Remote, Multilingual Teams
There are many challenges to maintaining a successful telecommuting workforce, including language and culture.
Building a Business
Now Is the Time to Set Cascading Goals
Seamless top-down flow and execution is the way to start 2020 on a successful note.
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The option is certainly trending upwards, but does present difficulties.
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Building a Business
5 Essentials to Building a Successful Remote Team
There are some important tactics to consider before hiring a telecommuting crew.
Building a Business
4 Foundational Networking Tips for Finding Your Tribe
You've got to cast the net wide if you want to narrow the field.
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Thought Leaders
Honest Communication Is What Keeps Investors Happy
In a culture where little white lies prevail, you should be prioritizing the truth.
By Kara Goldin
Thought Leaders
Sorry, Not Sorry: How Superficial Apologies Cost You Credibility and Trust.
A manual for sharpening your contrition skills.
By Stacey Hanke
Tech
Why a Digital Detox Didn’t Work for Me
I've taken steps to reduce my urgency addiction and cut down the time I spend online, but digital communication is a necessity for my work.
Thought Leaders
How to Handle Internal Communication With a Young Staff
Making sure you and your youthful charges are on the same page.
Tech
Why Slack, Which Goes Public Today, Is Counterproductive for Business Owners
Maybe we should all rethink "instant gratification" culture in the workplace.
By Eric Covino
Business Funding
Use This Networking Strategy And You Could End Up Meeting the Next Bill Gates
Why you should always get to know the wallflowers.
By Ivan Misner
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Five Must Reads for the 2020 Entrepreneur
Learn how to be a better leader from these experts
Human Resources
14 Proven Ways to Improve Your Communication Skills
Estimate the attention span of your audience, then cut it in half. That's a good length for your presentation.
By Deep Patel
