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I Should Coach My Team, But I Just Don’t Have The Time
The choice to coach rather than command your team is a long-term strategy. Taking the extra time will ultimately build the problem-solving skills of your team
Your Career Is Important, But You Must Have A Plan For When It's All Over
The big issue for those who want to opt out of the rat race and retire is how much money is needed to walk away
Cross-Examination Is Brutal—Is It Time To Consider Restorative Justice In Sexual Assault Cases?
In the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault trial, cross-examination has been brutal. Now some assault survivors are advocating for an alternative to the criminal justice system that focuses on the behavior…
Leadership Development And The Modern, Mobile Workforce
The modern workforce is a mobile one. This impacts leadership development efforts
Don’t Let The Collegial ‘Love Boat’ Sail Without You
Discover the most romantic workplaces in the
What To Do When Your Manager Values An Underperforming Team Member
Even more exasperating than a subordinate’s underperformance is a manager who praises the lagging team member. While you could throw up your hands, here are three ways to approach this…
Why Startups Need To Get The Founding Team Right
For a generation, it was thought that the idea was the key to startup success, but there is a growing appreciation for the importance of the founding team. How can…
How Can You Assess Your Career Fitness?
Acknowledging that you are part of the problem and can consequently grow and change to be part of the solution is crucial
12 Simple Habits To Reduce Stress And Increase Joy At Work
Maybe you've been curious about mindfulness and its benefits, but you're not sure how to get started. Here are 12 different habits that you can use to infuse mindfulness into…
Lessons From Andy Reid’s Long-Awaited Super Bowl Victory
A few lessons we can learn from Andy Reid's long-awaited Super Bowl title