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Case Study: Is a Promotion Worth Hiding Who You Are?

Harvard Business Review

Hanguk’s leadership would be watching the project closely, because expansion to the Arab world was one of its top strategic objectives. He’d always pushed Mark to advance in his career, and this was an internal promotion, on a three-year contract, so they’d still be working for the same company. Park was a big deal.

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How to Make a Job Sharing Situation Work

Harvard Business Review

“There are a wide variety of reasons to choose a job sharing arrangement — it might be to take care of a dependent, to work another job, or to advance one’s education,” says Stew Friedman, a professor of management at the Wharton School and author of Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader, Have a Richer Life. Case study #2: Put respect first.

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How to Turn a Bad Day Around

Harvard Business Review

. “ Studies show that when you’re positive, you’re 31% more productive, you’re 40% more likely to receive a promotion, you have 23% fewer health-related effects from stress, and your creativity rates triple,” he explains. Case study #1: Focus on opportunities not problems.

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