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Cross Cultural Communication
Knowing multiple languages doesn't mean you successfully collaborate across borders. Cross-cultural communication requires mutual respect and cultural awareness.
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“Fight or Flight” is Not a Stress Management Method
The common term for how we handle stress doesn’t apply to the office setting, but that doesn’t mean managers shouldn’t help employees find better ways.
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Relight That Work Fire
Organizations with low engagement must show the best is yet to come.
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Can You Teach Emotional Intelligence?
It’s not as straightforward as teaching new technical or financial information, but developing emotional intelligence can have strong benefits for relationship building, leadership development and performance.
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SAP’s Sold on Self-Awareness
Mindfulness, the ability to pay attention in the present without distraction or judgment, isn’t frivolous in a learning context — it’s about science, and it’s helping software developer SAP’s employees be better workers.
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Top 3 Things Wrong with Diversity & Inclusion Training
Failure to communicate the true benefits of diversity and inclusion plague expensive and time-consuming training that should get leaders on board.
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4 Ways to Harness Boomer Brainpower
Before the Silver Tsunami beckons your retirement-ready employees, let them impart their knowledge on younger leaders-to-be.
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The Problem Between Higher Ed and Millennials
The divide between what schools teach and what companies need is not only impacting Gen Y's job prospects but also the rest of the world's future.
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Preparing the Team Before the Project
Ensure success by developing a team’s change management skills and embedding the right habits before starting that next project.
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Editor’s Letter: Failure Is an Option
Take it from start-up culture: failing is a pivotal part of succeeding.