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Keep Track of Your Time
Managing your most precious resource means documenting and distributing it. Blogger Ed Cohen explains his process.
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“I Perform Better Under Pressure” is a Lie
Any employees who say they churn out better work under pressure are lying — but they may not realize it.
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Learning: Nice to Have or Indispensable Business Asset?
Most people like learning new things, but without accountability for improved performance back on the job, learning will always be vulnerable and its value questioned.
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Is Self-Worth a Cure for Office Drama?
Workplace conflict is an undeniably frequent occurrence, but where it crosses with self-esteem may be a surprise.
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Mentor Your Millennials
Stop blaming secondary education for the Gen Y skills gap and take charge of the problem with these mentoring techniques.
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Developing Diverse Global Talent
Global leaders can't just focus on their departments anymore. It takes full cultural knowledge and acceptance to cultivate a diverse team.
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Want Results? Fix Accountability
If employees don’t know what results the company needs to achieve, they won’t invest the energy needed to attack obstacles, solve problems and create solutions.
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Hiring and Development, Down to a T
The T-shaped worker’s skills and knowledge are both deep and broad.
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New Leadership Tactic: Learn from Your Junior Staff
Younger employees know more than the latest music hits and sports scores. Follow their lead to learn tactical skills and develop a big-picture mindset.
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Millennial in Training
Today’s young workers are ready to manage and lead in today’s workplace, argues authors Michael Watkins and PJ Neal.