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How To Sabotage Your Career Without Really Trying
Are your actions helping people to know, like, and trust you better? If not, you could be inadvertently hurting your career
Perfection Versus Excellence: 4 Ways To Ensure Perfectionism Doesn’t Prevent Progress
Perfection can get in the way progress. Ensure excellence instead
The Unexpected Personality Trait That Can Propel You Into The C-Suite
A clever study from 2013 showed that the benefits neurotic group members bring to a team can actually result in increased status over time
4 Powerful Ways Mindfulness Encourages Peak Performance
While mindfulness often produces highly regarded quality of life benefits, it can also act as an antidote against some of the most productivity draining behaviors in the workplace. Learn how…
3 Things You Need To Know About A February Job Search
If you’re planning to launch or continue a job search in February, here’s what you need to know to maximize your efforts
What The EEOC’s New Data May Tell Us About The State Of The #MeToo Movement
Newly released EEOC data shows a drop in the number of sexual harassment claims but an increase in the size of recoveries. The number of claims is still high and…
Elizabeth Warren Finds That Shaming Is A Terrible Leadership Tactic
Nothing feels more cathartic than shaming others for not doing the right thing. But for most leaders, no tactic pays worse dividends
Fear Spreads Faster Than Any Coronavirus: Why We Need To Calm Down, Not Mask Up
We're psychologically wired to be on alert to threats to our safety, yet when fear goes viral it can keep us from taking the very actions that would ultimately serve…
‘Looking Up’: How One Corporate President Turns Obstacles Into Steppingstones
As the first female president of the Catepillar Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the $46 billion manufacturing giant, Michele Sullivan has used her unique point of view to overcome incredible…
The Future Of Work According To WEF Davos 2020: 5 Minute Summary
The future of work is dynamic, and a recent WEF study provides a helpful perspective on what's changing