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Get More For Your Career — Three Personal Traits Of Successful Negotiators
All of these professionals developed negotiation skills and prepared for their negotiations. However, they also nurtured these three personal traits
Eliminating Maternal Bias Requires Challenging Social Norms
What we can learn from the Brazilian experience about the reality of maternal bias and what managers can do better
Master These 3 Soft Skills To Land Your Next Promotion
Thinking hard about what it takes to make it to the top? You’re better off thinking soft instead
Stop Hiring For Conformity in this Age of Personalization
We hire people who think just like we do, and we reward and promote people only when they prove they can think just like we do. Are you stuck in…
What Really Keeps The Best Employees At Their Companies?
Attracting the best employees is hard, and recruiting is cutthroat. There are five things that retain employees — and eliminate frequent recruiting
Balancing Your Career And Your Aging Parents
'Working Daughter' author Liz O'Donnell offers work/caregiving tips
Let's Face Hard Truths: America Needs A Moral Uprising
As political discourse descends to new lows of derision and divisiveness, Americans must confront hard truths and ask hard questions. Like, what kind of country do we want to become?
Which C-Suite Leader Is Most Likely To Change Jobs? New Study Suggests The CMO
New research conducted by ENGAGE Talent provides perspective on which C-suite functional leader is most likely to change jobs
7 Bestselling Books of 2019 That Belong in Your Briefcase
Whether you’re looking for a beach read or a literary companion for your morning commute, try one of these thought-prompting tomes
3 Ways To Use Data For A More Humanized Brand Experience
Branded data that is analyzed through artificial intelligence can tell a compelling story that brings a human element to a brand’s relationship with their customer base