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Startups that hire well-known industry insiders sometimes find they create bigger problems with their egos than they solve with their expertise.

We need ego to be confident in our decisions, especially when pushing our businesses forward.

Overlords of their own fiefdoms and overseers of inflated budgets and staffs, these type of managers can kill your company. Here's what every leader needs to know to take down the takeover artists.

When an employee thinks they're more valuable than they truly are, it can create problems.

Overconfident big mouths are not just bores at parties; they can harm your business

Adam Braun, the founder of Pencils of Promise, talks about how he had to confront his biggest fear in order to grow his operation in his new book, 'The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change.'

Getting ahead means not resting on your laurels and knowing when to seek advice.