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Replace Micromanaging With Macromanaging For Leadership Success
When you macro-manage, you set clear expectations and define how performance will be measured. You welcome input and are willing to tweak the process
How To Thrive In The Face Of Personal Disruption
Personal disruption can be debilitating. But according to Whitney Johnson, it can be the gateway to unprecedented opportunity in our life if we embrace it
PODCAST: Three Cheers For The Drama Club
In this episode we’re celebrating theater kids and rediscovering how skills developed on or around the stage can translate to fascinating career moves. Featuring Dan Maccarone of Charming Robot, playwright…
Is A Lack Of Follow-Through Costing You Credibility? Four Steps To Protect The Perception Of Your Leadership
Follow these four steps to ensure you are always seen as dependable, reliable and consistent at follow through
12 Red Flags To Look For To Avoid Business Growth Roadblocks
Growing businesses stumble on roadblocks all the time, but there are ways that those setbacks can be avoided
Health Care Affordability Begins With You (And Ends With Apple, Microsoft, Google And Amazon)
You shop for houses. You shop for cars
The Essential Qualities Of The Modern Manager
The golden age for the MBA job market continues to shine. Consulting firms, banks and MNCs face fierce competition from tech firms and startups to recruit business school graduates
Stop That Meeting! Three Crucial Questions To Ask Before You Allow A Powwow
With unnecessary meetings costing businesses billions each year, managers need to stop wasting their team members’ time
I Knew Within Five Minutes I Could Never Hire You
Miranda sat in on an interview with her boss -- and got an education in recruiting!
Ten Things Never, Ever To Say In Your Resignation Letter
What should a resignation letter say -- and more importantly, what should it NOT say?