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3 Important Takeaways for Hiring Job-Seekers with Past Convictions
We can do well by doing good, so let's start by giving a second chance to those who have a conviction record.
The Pygmalion Effect: Can the Power of Your Expectations Determine Your Team's Destiny?
From Greek mythology to today, how a leader believes an employee will perform is often a self-fulfilling prophecy.
5 Ways to Toughen Up as a Leader
Leaders can't afford to break down, lose their cool or be overly sensitive. They must lead well, no matter the ups and downs.
Why a Self-Aware Leader Is a Good Leader
Leaders need to be self-aware before they can become effective.
4 Questions to Ask Before Hiring an Editor for Your Business
Not every editor is created equal.
6 Ways to Nurture Introverts and Quiet Leaders in Our Schools and Workplaces
From years helping introverted students thrive, here are my six best tips for nurturing quiet leaders.
The 5 Steps to Building Unshakable Confidence
Self-confidence is the foundation of effective leadership. But how do you get there?
Create a Winning Talent Strategy to Drive Innovation
Foster an innovative mindset to achieve your business goals.
How Embracing the Great Redefinition Will Help Your Company Thrive
The Great Resignation is really a redefinition of our relationship with work.
3 Keys to Leading a Business Through a Crisis
In business, facing a crisis is a matter of when, not if.
Builders and Boosters — A Leader's Guide to Forming a Resilient Team
Create and develop a balanced team that is ready for career-defining challenges.
Old Wine in New Bottles: Post-Pandemic Lessons for Entrepreneurs from Adam Smith
Treating employees well has always been essential to a flourishing capitalist system.
We Nearly Lost Everything, but Not Our Best Employees
Prioritizing retaining your best employees is key to overcoming challenges.
7 Signs Your Employees are About to Quit
Many employers are thrown into a tailspin, but it isn't inevitable.