Fri.Oct 06, 2023

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Stop Reacting Start Responding with Susan Freeman

Let's Grow Leaders

Episode #232 – When issues or conversations come up in the workplace do you want to be responding not reacting? Despite having a desire to succeed, we are so accustomed to working hard to reach our goals and produce results in the workplace, that many of us sacrifice our deeper humanity. In this episode, Susan Freeman, Author of Inner Switch: 7 Timeless Principles to Transform Modern Leadership , lays out a transformational path for mainstream Western business leaders through ancient yogic

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5 Proven Methods to Add Energy to Others

Leadership Freak

Everything that’s done requires energy. Lousy leaders suck the life out of people. Remarkable leaders add energy. Here's how.

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The Worst Mistake Leaders Make When Coaching Their People

Lead from Within

When it comes to leadership, coaching should be an essential part of your leadership. Coaching your employees helps them to develop their skills, achieve their goals, and grow as professionals. However, as with any leadership activity, there are potential pitfalls to avoid. Here are some of the worst mistakes leaders make when coaching their employees, and how to avoid them to be an effective coach: Not Making Time: One of the biggest mistakes leaders make when coaching their employees is not ma

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How Can Managers and Leaders Improve Efficiency in a Manufacturing Environment?

Strategy Driven

Managers and leaders play a prominent role in any organization. They are often the key point of contact for advising staff and setting working routines. Effective managers and leaders should embody the values and mission of the organization and ensure that these values are reflected in the wider workforce. They also need to drive change in a company to ensure that it remains competitive and a viable business concern in an age where competition is rife throughout every industry.

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How to Build the Ideal HR Team

HR doesn’t exist in a vacuum. This work impacts everyone: from the C-Suite to your newest hire. It also drives results. Learn how to make it all happen in Paycor’s latest guide.

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How To Master Uncertainty

Eric Jacobson

“Most people are blown off course by unexpected events. Top performers, by contrast, know how to navigate our unpredictable world. Not just that: they know how to thrive in it. You can acquire this essential skill, too,” explain Matt Watkinson and Csaba Konkoly , authors of the book, Mastering Uncertainty. In Mastering Uncertainty , the authors reveal the shortcomings of conventional business thinking and the advantages of developing a “probabilistic” mindset that turns uncertainty from a source

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How Can Trucking Firms Plan for Sustainable Growth?

Strategy Driven

Trucking firms play a key role in the wider global supply chain and logistics function. Across the globe, thousands of trucking firms deliver a wide range of goods for both business clients and private citizens. Their timely scheduling and delivery plans ensure that goods are delivered when expected and arrive in their intended condition. The trucking industry has experienced significant challenges in recent years that may impact plans for growth and commercial expansion.

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Are You Overpaying for Business Insurance? Our Ultimate Guide to Understanding Policy Costs

Strategy Driven

Let’s kick things off by reminding everyone that it’s very important to make sure that you’re covered for any eventuality. Insurance is crucial for everything from our pets to our vacations, and no business owner should be without proper business insurance. Everyone is looking for costs that they can cut right now, and it’s smart to keep those scissors away from your insurance policies if you can help it.

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Don’t Fight Fire with Fire—Respond to a Flaming Email Calmly

HR Digest

Flame emails are not a phenomenon of the past, with people still having to stop their workday to process how to respond to a flaming email or two. But what is a flaming email? A 2007 paper by A.K Turnage stated that “most studies claim that messages showing attributes such as hostility, aggression, intimidation, insults, offensiveness, unfriendly tone, uninhibited language, and sarcasm can be considered flames.“ Not all flame emails are exchanged between people who are professionally linked, but

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6 Ways You Can Sell an Old House at a Higher Market Value

Strategy Driven

Selling an old house can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. Older homes often have the charm and history that newer homes might lack, but they also come with their own set of challenges. These can include outdated interiors, worn-out systems, and design choices that might not appeal to modern buyers. Yet, every homeowner dreams of fetching a handsome price when putting their property on the market, especially in a city like Irving, TX, where house prices have increased by 14.1% compared to la

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Help Your Employees Develop the Skills They Really Need

Harvard Business Review

The future of work will not be determined by technology, but by creating the right mix of education, exposure, and experience needed to develop skills and put them to work, creating a vastly more productive workplace and economy. In this article, the authors recommend a “70/20/10” learning model, in which only 10% of learning comes from formal instruction (education), 20% from social learning or mentorship (exposure), and 70% from hands-on, experiential practice with feedback (experience).

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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A New Approach to Writing Job Descriptions

Harvard Business Review

Traditional job descriptions can’t keep up with the rate of change in real roles in today’s organizations. As new technologies disrupt processes and require new skills, and as companies are moving toward more and more project-based work, we are beginning to see the evolution of job descriptions away from static, holistic prescriptions that follow an employee for years to dynamic guidance that changes based on needs.

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How Middle Market Companies Can Avoid a Liquidity Crisis

Harvard Business Review

Managers tend to think about liquidity as a finance issue, but in face the behaviors of the sales and operations team — and how they communicate and work together — can have a direct affect on a company’s cash position. To improve this working relationship, focus on aligning the teams, improving the quality of forecasts, map forecasts to the supply chain, and optimize for profitability rather than predictability.

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How to Avoid the Unexpected Consequences of Your DEI Policy

Harvard Business Review

Will the DEI policy you’re about to implement actually hurt some of the people you’re trying to help? New research on this question shows that, yes, this can happen if you fail to take a systems-level view — but the good news is there are three key ways to avoid unintended consequences. First, consider subgroups. Think about variation within the group of people the policy is aimed at helping; for example, whether the experiences of most women employees might differ from women managers.