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This Is Unknowingly Sabotaging Your Career; Here’s How To Fix It
Words matter, so it makes sense to pay attention to which you use and how you use them
How Can Leaders Identify Good Stories?
A leadership story must be more than just a “good story.” Yes, a riveting story is the baseline, but it also has to meet two other criteria
Stealing Lasts: 6 Ways Cancelled Graduations Matter More Than You Think
Ceremonies and the opportunity to mark rites of passage are important to us all
Creating The Future Of Work: 10 Leadership Strategies For The Greatest Impact
We’re experiencing what could be the most significant reinvention of work in our time. Leaders will have an unprecedented opportunity to reexamine, redefine and reimagine the nature of our work,…
How To Deliver News Of Layoffs Amid The Coronavirus Crisis
Laying people off is hard enough at the best of times, but the social distancing measures put in place around the world have added an extra nuance to the situation,…
How To Create Career Agility Post-COVID: What It Takes To Be Most Competitive
As businesses examine profit and margins post-COVID, many of the jobs that went away will not come back. Applicants showing career agility are most likely to succeed
Should You Apply For Jobs You Are Qualified For Or Stretch Roles?
This reader wants to know whether to apply for roles that they are suited for now or to skill up and then apply? The best next career move are four…
So You’re Not An Expert? Use That To Your Advantage
If you’re Jim McKelvey, you start a new company that not only solves the problem but blossoms into an industry-changing phenomenon
COVID-19: A Stress Test For Couples
Everything about this crisis is revelatory—for countries, companies and couples
How Coronavirus Is Making Business More Human
Thanks to mandatory WFH and other major changes to how we live and work, we’re getting a much more realistic picture of our colleagues, employees and managers and we’re engaging…