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5 Ways to Have More Meaningful Exchanges
The right chat at the right time can lead to a fresh idea, a new friendship or a long-lasting business relationship.
Why You Can't Shake Off That Last Argument
Talks that make us feel horrible linger longer than we think. We explain the science behind this phenomenon and how to get past it.
Turns Out You've Been Brainstorming All Wrong
In a creativity rut? These approaches to thinking and problem solving can help you put the brain back into brainstorming.
LinkedIn's App Just Got More Useful
The redesign shows you how someone came across your profile, informing you of whether they searched for you or found you through a shared connection.
No Matter What You're Selling, This Strategy Should Do the Trick
Selling has very little to do with what you sell and everything to do with how you sell yourself.
Don't Underestimate the Casual Meeting
With every person you meet, there is the potential for a golden opportunity.
Break Out the Office Cake. It Could Change Your Company.
The best leaders understand that work celebrations build trust, engagement and collaboration.
Crawl Out of Your Hotel Room 'Rock' and Embrace Networking
For those who don't naturally spark conversations with every person they encounter, here are four steps to take.
Strategic Networking and How to Make the Most of Your Evenings
Here's how to turn the experience into worthwhile (and enjoyable) time spent.
Travel Hacks: Quiet the In-flight Talker
Nonstop flights are great. Nonstop talking seatmates? Not so much. We turned to some experts for help.
Get a Fresh Start: Your Relationship Repair Kit
A single question can help you move from conflict to co-creation.
3 Ways to Use Your Twitter Data to Beat the Competition
Find out which three information sources you need to evaluate in order to track and improve your social media efforts.
6 Types of People Who Are Really Hard to Talk To
Some people make conversation feel like a form of torture. Here's how to handle even the most difficult personality types.
Stop Having the Same Conversation Again and Again
We show you how to break the bad communication habits that drive you (and your staff) crazy.