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For New Managers, Boundaries Matter (A Lot)
I've long felt that "respect not friendship" is what a manager needs. But a recent management tip from Harvard Business Review made me rethink that position
HP's CIO Naresh Shanker Successfully Separates And Then Transforms The Company
Since Naresh Shanker was named HP Inc. Chief Information Officer in 2014, he has helped lead the separation of Hewlett Packard Enterprise from HP Inc
Are You Too Impatient To Have Influence?
Influence—and so many other worthy goals—requires the patience to listen to others, to genuinely consider other perspectives, and to acknowledge that other people have agendas and priorities, too
Five Reasons Why Recruiting Talent From Top Schools Is A Terrible Idea
Companies that focus their recruiting efforts on top schools do not realize the negative implications of this common but misguided hiring practice
Five Ways Leaders Stress Out Their Teams (And How To Stop Doing It)
You may be committing one of these offenses without even realizing it. Here's how to get back on your team's good side
Interval Training: How To Redesign Your Day To Amplify Your Impact
We live in an always-on, always-connected, over-wired world. It’s hard to find time to think deeply in an uninterrupted way
People Would Break Up With Their Partner For This Big Of A Raise
A new survey asks millennials what they would give up in exchange for a major job promotion and raise
Why Millennials Really Want To Quit Working For You
Companies need to take more notice of young people according to new research from Amway. 60% are ready to jump ship
Unlocking Your Potential Requires Examining Your Life
Unlocking your fullest potential is an ongoing, lifelong journey, where the goal or destination is always just out of reach
Tips For Nonprofits: How To Promote Professional Growth Among Your Team Members
Creating a professional development plan for your team members not only encourages personal growth but positions your organization for long-term success