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Do You Say “Good Job Team” Enough? Why Recognition Matters
A simple “thank you” or “good job team” is a powerful leadership tool. Yet, recognition and appreciation for employees and teams can quickly be...
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10 Quotes to Help You Believe in Yourself at Work and Expel Self Doubt
Everyone from the CEO in the corner office to the frontline supervisor can experience self-doubt and struggle to believe in themselves from time to...
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Want A Great Team? Here’s What The Research Shows
Behind any great business lies a great team. From startups to Fortune 500 organizations, teams are formed to solve problems, accomplish tasks, and...
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[Infographic] I Made A Mistake At Work: The Do’s And Don'ts
Talk to anyone who has been in the workforce for a while, and they will have a list of mistakes they've made over the years. Everyone makes mistakes....
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What's the Competing Conflict Style?
You’re bound to have a dispute with a colleague from time to time. Whether it’s differing opinions on a direction to take, a clash on how to allocate...
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6 First Day of Work Memes That Perfectly Sum Up What It's Like
You know it's the first day of work at a new job when you feel that unique combination of anxiety, excitement, and nerves. Of course, as a new hire,...
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19 Ugly Truths About Not Developing Leaders
Intuitively, most organizations understand the importance of developing leaders. However, when budgets tighten, other initiatives take priority, or...
[GUIDE] 30-60-90 Day Plan
To ease the transition and help you feel calm and prepared, we’ve created a playbook and editable template for nailing your first 90 days in your new...
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How To Make Your New Hire Feel Like Part of the Team
A great way to make your new hire feel like part of the team is to set them up for success. The last thing you want them to do in their first few...
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Strategy vs Tactics: Why You Need To Be Good At Both
Pen and paper. Car and driver. Strategy and tactics. What do all these have in common? One without the other is rendered almost useless. Having a...