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Why So Many Women Relate To Sanna Marin
Prime Minister Sanna Marin of Finland has women all over the world dancing right along with her. Here's why so many women can relate to her
The Reasons Why An IRS Agent Could Be Paying You A Visit
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will receive an $80 billion cash injection over the next decade, as part of the Inflation Reduction Act signed into law by President Joe Biden…
Follow These 5 Steps to Make Your Next Difficult Conversation Easier
As a police sergeant, defensive tactics instructor and member of the regional crisis negotiation team, Din Jenkins in no stranger to difficult conversations and high-stakes scenarios. He shares his 5…
5 Ways To Manage Your Career Ahead Of A Recession
Concerns about the economy and job security are escalating, but ironically disruption can create opportunities for your career—if you can manage the ups and downs
How To Conquer Fear, Show Simple Courage And Increase Your Impact
The world needs ordinary heroes - those who show simple acts of courage daily
The Merger & Acquisition Leader’s Sub-Playbook #7 – Change Management
Think in terms of integration leadership, change management, communication, announcement cascade, and adjustments
How The CPO Of Sam’s Club Develops Great Leaders
Christopher Shryock began his role as the SVP and Chief People Officer of Sam’s Club nearly two years ago, in the midst of the pandemic. Responsible for all aspects of…
Passion Economy Unicorn Epidemic Sound’s Founder On How They’re Soundtracking The Internet
The model is unique in an industry which traditionally split royalties in a multitude of directions
Is ‘Trust’ Soft, Squishy? What We Learn From Hard Data
This expert unveils simple but practical things to do in building and maintaining trust—and restoring it when lost or damaged
How Both Managers And Workers Can Combat ‘Quiet Quitting’
People are tired of dead-end jobs, low wages that can’t keep up with inflation, feeling unappreciated at work and resentful over being required to put in more hours and take…