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How Managers Can Help Employees Combat Burnout Using Strengths
Managers sit on the front lines between the organization and employees. They are key players in preventing and combating burnout
Middle Managers Have It Bad: 5 Things They Need Most
Leadership has gotten a lot harder over the past couple years—and middle managers may have it worst. But there are powerful ways to support middle managers
Nervous For A New Job? 5 Ways To Tackle The Tension
When you take a new job, you’re likely to suffer from nerves or jitters. Despite how normal it is to feel uneasy about a new job, you don’t want to…
5 Common Career Change Fears And How To Handle Them
According to the Holmes-Rahe Stress Inventory, changing to a different line of work ranks just below the death of a close friend. Here are some of the most common career…
Splitting The Difference In Negotiation: A Double-Edged Sword
Here's what you should do if they offer to split the difference
How CIA Sabotage Tactics Could Be Ruining Your Team Meetings
In 1944, the United States Office of Strategic Services, now the Central Intelligence Agency, published a sabotage manual. And shockingly, you'll see many of those sabotage techniques used in your…
Meet The IRS Special Agent Earning His Stripes As An NFL Referee
During the week, Eugene Hall uses his tech savvy to chase down tax cheats, identity thieves and other fiscal frauds. And on football Sundays, he assesses penalties—five and ten yards…
Five First Steps For Addressing Workplace Ageism
Once leaders make it clear that employees are valued for their skills, abilities and potential, regardless of age or any other dimension of diversity, then change has a chance. Here…
How ChatGPT Is Fast Becoming The Teacher’s Pet
Despite worries that the artificial intelligence program could make cheating easier, half of K-12 teachers report using it. Edtech companies are scrambling to release their own tools
SVB Blames Remote Work For Failure: 6 Shifts To Get Remote Work Right
Some Silicon Valley Bank employees blame remote work as the cause of its collapse, contradicting the science and leading experts to speak out on how companies need to implement remote…