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How To Be Smart But Not Intimidating In Your Next Job Interview
It’s important to recognize the human tendencies and insecurities that might prevent managers from hiring people who appear too smart or non-conformist
Employees Want More Authentic Communications From Their Leaders
Corporate leaders and employees disagree about how successful companies are in developing leaders, and how effective leaders are in communicating a leadership mindset
How Leadership Development Can Make Culture Thrive In Times Of Rapid Growth
Gallup research indicates that 70% of engagement can be traced to an employee’s manager
Amazon To Invest Up To $4 Billion In Anthropic: Why The AI Gold Rush?
Monday morning saw Amazon announce its major investment in ChatGPT's OpenAI rival, two-year-old start-up Anthropic, of up to $4 billion. Why the AI gold rush?
For Pay, Productivity And Wellbeing, Data Points To The Power Of Exercise
It's the perfect time to up your game, increase your performance and amplify your success. Data suggests exercise—especially in the morning—may be panacea for success
Gen Zs Are Quitting In Droves: 6 Best Ways To Retain Them
Gen Zs have tremendous job mobility, and they're likely to quit or job hop. You’ll need to work hard to hang onto them—designing great work experiences
How To Build Influence Without Authority At Work
To build influence without authority, you’ll need to master a special set of skills. Let’s take an in-depth look at the top five
The MrBeast Blueprint: How YouTube Stars Like Matthew Beem Went Broke For Their Big Break
Matthew Beem told me how he started YouTube while working as a car mechanic. I spoke with him about the upfront financial and emotional costs to become a YouTuber today
Berlin Marathon 2023: How Eliud Kipchoge Overcame A Career Setback
The four-time Kenyan-born marathon runner just won the Berlin Marathon 2023. Here are three lessons from his Boston loss that led to his career comeback in Berlin
Seven Competencies That Make Or Break Early Stage Freelance Ventures
Successful early stage companies demonstrate seven key competencies