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Don't Be the Next Headline: How to Implement Diversity Training the Right Way
Employ a strengths-based approach to diversity to improve your company as a whole.
It's My Job and I'll Cry If I Want to: The Case for Showing Emotions in the Workplace
Allowing workers to show their true selves has its benefits.
A Founder's Most Important Job Is Staying Connected to the Business
If you think success means you can check out, you've failed already.
The Best Things at Work Are Free (or at Least Don't Have to Break the Bank)
You don't have to offer fancy perks to have engaged employees.
4 Tasks Successful Leaders Should Delegate
As a business owner, you can't possibly do everything -- and you need to not only accept that fact but embrace it.
4 Steps to Quintuple Your Business in the Next 12 Months
Here's how you can scale from $20,000 to $100,000.
This Successful Serial Entrepreneur Shares How to Make Burnout a Thing of the Past
Guideline and TaskRabbit co-founder Kevin Busque makes a 10-day vacation mandatory for every employee.
Know When to Trust Your Gut and When to Seek Outside Advice
You should also know when to balance the two.
8 Traits of Exceptional Character That Lead to Happiness and Success
Always decide hires on character. You can teach skills, but adults who don't know how to be a good person won't learn on the job.
How to Name (Or In Some Cases, Rename) Your Company
Naming a company is hard, and founders often get it wrong.
6 Entrepreneurs Share the Bad Idea That Led to a Success
Founders reveal the mistakes that led to better solutions.
The CEO of the Girl Scouts Wants to Turn Today's Cookie Sellers Into Tomorrow's Powerful Female Entrepreneurs
Sylvia Acevedo wants every girl to know how to access -- and create -- opportunity.
3 Rules I Use to Stay Productive and Not Overwhelmed
I get 1,000 emails a week, but I only work 40 hours. Here's how I do it.
Don't Assume Employees Can't Handle Tough Decisions
Too often, managers become paternalistic toward employees, falling into the wrongheaded belief that they know what's best for them.
Leadership Secrets From a Former Starbucks Executive and Children's Franchise President
Former Starbucks executive Andrew Alfano wants to help you become a better leader.