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Clayton Christensen, Who Changed The Business World With His Theory Of ‘Disruptive Innovation,’ Dies At 67
Clayton Christensen, one of the most influential business management thought leaders, revered for his revolutionary theory of disruptive innovation, died Thursday, January 23 at the age of 67
Have You Made These 5 Coaching-Business Mistakes?
Getting ideal clients and attractive corporate partnerships is partly what you’re in the career coaching business for—you want a business, not a hobby
The Four Ns Of Career Change: How To Make Them Work For You
To make a big career change, you need both effort and a strategy. Here are the four components for successfully shifting careers
Good Leaders Seek To Express Themselves, Not Prove Themselves
“Leadership is first being, then doing,” the late leadership-studies pioneer Warren Bennis wrote a few decades ago. “Everything the leader does reflects what he or she is
It’s Richard Sherman’s World: The Benefits Of Carrying A Large Chip On Your Shoulder
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman has achieved greatness in no small part because he gains strength from remembering the words of doubters and skeptics
15 Friendly Questions For Building Strong Relationships At Work
Small talk is boring, expected and trite. To build relationships at work, make those small talk moments big
What We Can (Still) Learn From Jim Lehrer
Jim Lehrer was a great journalist. His less public role was that of a great coach
Seven Ways To Prepare Your Ask: Overcoming Your Fear Of Negotiating, Part 2
You are not born knowing how to negotiate. You learn and practice
Non-Technical Founders Can Build Great Tech Businesses, Say Investors
Some of the most successful tech companies, like Alibaba and Airbnb, were created by non-technical founders. Investors share their views on how non-technical should approach entrepreneurship and working with technical…
Hyper-Personalization: How Organizations Are Rethinking The Employee Experience
Work is… and good work requires thoughtful philosophy and mutual accountability sharing from involved parties