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Ghosts Of Jobs Past: What To Do When A Toxic Workplace Follows You Around In Your Mind
Once you finally get out of a toxic workplace, the negative experience you had in that job can linger. There’s a psychological and emotional aftermath
Here I Am, 60 And Gay In Tech: A Technique For Battling Discrimination And Ageism
Working in tech means that we’re creating the platforms for the future and with that comes a responsibility. If there is humanity and an adherence to principles in the room…
How LinkedIn Groups Can Help You Get A Job
Career coach Nancy Collamer says LinkedIn Groups is a valuable, but often overlooked, tool with some useful new features
Want To Get Something Done? Measure It
I have learned through my many years in the business world that if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. While it’s true that business can be both an…
How The Search For The 'Perfect' Shirt Transformed This Founder's Career
The search for the perfect shirt led Ammara Yaqub to start her eponymous fashion company, Ammara. The shirts, named after role models like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Michelle Obama and Gloria…
Does A Universal Basic Income Discourage Work?
New research by the University of Chicago and University of Pennsylvania explores whether universal basic income encouraged work shy behaviors in Alaska
3 Ways To Make Meetings Meaningful
Making meetings meaningful means making them more inclusive. Let your people feel safe to express what they are really thinking, and stop focusing on why everyone is wrong
The CIO Of Clorox Drives Product Innovation For Customers And Consumers
Clorox CIO Majit Singh has helped the $6 billion revenue consumer packaged goods company develop a better direct-to-consumer model using innovative new products, and by better use of data analytics
The Boss, On Presence
Delivering on presence requires a commitment to perform, to put yourself out there. The leader’s role is not to entertain but to embrace the follower in the process of doing
Tolerating The Talented Tyrant
If the ungenial genius is someone with tenure or contributions the company cannot afford to let go, it’s time to reslant the discussion