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2020 Vision: 20 Workplace Predictions For 2020
What if you could see the future? Would that change what you’d do today? Here are 20 workplace predictions for 2020, based on my work with clients and my uncanny…
The One Word Leaders Rarely Use
This word can make you sound self-centered and undermine your authority
How My Small-Town Grocer Made Customer Service Magic
What magical moments are you creating for your customers that differentiates you from your competitors? When asked, can your buyers describe the moments and articulate your differences? Can your staffers…
New Report Explores The Global State Of Adult Education
Lifelong learning is crucial if we are to adapt to changes in the labor market, yet a new report from UNESCO highlights how access is unequal around the world, leading…
15 Ways To Actually Achieve Your New Year's Resolutions In 2020
Make this year the year you actually make the changes you've been wanting to see, using these tips from Forbes Coaches Council experts
Do Publicity Stunts Still Work And How Can You Make Sure They Don't Backfire?
How can you make sure a publicity stunt -- no matter how bold -- will create positive word-of-mouth about your company or client? Agency pros weigh in on how to…
Seven Major Industry Trends Communications Pros Should Prepare For
From an increase in personalized marketing to a growing need for specialists and training at scale, here are some trends worth noting
New Year, New Approach: 10 Ways Leaders Can Reenergize Teams
A new year brings with it a fresh start and opportunities for innovation
January Is A Popular Month To Job Search—Here’s Why You Should Take Advantage Of It
You should be in the job market right now, and it has nothing to do with how happy you are or not in your current job. You need to see…
Before Hiring That Candidate, Imagine Them Failing. Here’s Why.
The reason to hire a candidate is because they are the best person for the job. But after completing their interview process, you'll sometimes feel pressure to hire when perhaps…