Wed.Jun 21, 2023

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How You Handle Success Says A Lot About You

Tanveer Naseer

Some folks achieve success…and then change overnight. It’s as though one moment you know the person, and the next moment they’re unrecognizable. Even though they look the same, the way they act, treat people, and view the world is completely different. It’s as if their ego seizes control of their.

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Responding (Ethically) To An Overwhelmed Employee

Leading in Context

By Linda Fisher Thornton "The issue of the overwhelmed employee looms large" according to Josh Bersin, Bersin by Deloitte. (Are You an Overwhelmed Employee? New Research Says Yes, LinkedIn). Employees are having a hard time managing an overload of information and tasks, and the problem is not getting any better.

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My Problem: A Bag of Left-Footed Socks

Leadership Freak

What to do when you buy a bag of left-footed ASICS running socks? My problem made me think of a great experience with YASSO. Do you really have a problem?

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How the Best Leaders Involve Every Member of their Team Successfully

Lead from Within

Have you ever attended a team meeting and felt like you weren’t included or valued as a member of the team? This is a common experience for many people, and it can be demoralizing and demotivating. Lack of inclusion during team meetings is often due to cliques, not being part of the leader’s inner circle, or the leader being focused on him or herself.

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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 Account For VAT in the Netherlands?

Strategy Driven

Expanding your own business involves looking for new markets. In order to obtain a satisfactory level of income, it is advisable to sell goods and services within the various countries of the European Union. One popular country is the Netherlands, which is preferred by many people for doing business and is even described as a tax haven. Regardless of colloquial opinions, it is worth finding out what the tax system in the Netherlands is really like.

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Those With Strongest Opinions On Science Often Have Inflated Confidence In Their Knowledge

The Horizons Tracker

Why do people have varying attitudes towards science despite evidence? Researchers have traditionally focused on understanding what people know about science, assuming that knowledge leads to acceptance. However, it is not clear if individuals who claim to know science truly understand it. Research from the University of Bath suggests that people with stronger attitudes tend to have more confidence in their understanding of science, with those people with more neutral stances less confident.

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The Relationship Between Startups And VCs

The Horizons Tracker

VC firms, which invest in early-stage startups, play a crucial role in the startup industry. Most startups are acquired through M&A deals, but there is little research on the specifics of private M&A contracts due to a lack of data. Research from Bocconi University aims to plug that gap and explores the role VCs play in the M&A market. The author focuses on earnouts, which are a commonly-used mechanism in M&A contracts.

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Governments Lead the Way in Embracing Flexible Work

CEO Insider

It’s a sign of major disruption when governments are ahead of the curve compared to major companies, but that’s exactly what’s happening with hybrid work. Flexibility has become a cornerstone of the modern public sector workplace, as we can see from recent federal government negotiations with workers and New York City’s agreement with its largest […] The post Governments Lead the Way in Embracing Flexible Work appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine.

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How Remote Work Has Affected Real Estate Values

The Horizons Tracker

The remote working boom that was seen during the pandemic has undoubtedly changed how we work in a fundamental way. For instance, a survey conducted in 2021 found that over 75% of workers would gladly sacrifice a pay rise if they could work flexibly more often than was common before Covid. Indeed, the recent Workmonitor from HR services provider Randstad found that the current macroeconomic circumstances are not changing employee demands which started during the pandemic: workers still want fl

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7 Paradigms Often Necessary for Church Growth

Ron Edmondson

I speak with churches often who want to grow and they contact me wanting for suggestions. In my experience, there are often paradigms needed for church growth. I’ve learned it’s seldom a vision problem. The church actually has the clearest and best defined vision of anyone. We are to “Go and make disciples” Sometimes we fail to do those things which accomplish the vision.

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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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How to harness the art of cultural connection to unlock your own path to success?

HR Digest

Picture this: a bustling metropolis, where people from all walks of life converge. The streets are alive with the sounds of different languages, each building packed with a vibrant mix of cultures. In the heart of this diverse city, a group of professionals gathers, their laptops open and minds focused. In today’s interconnected global landscape, where boundaries are blurred and cultures seamlessly blend, the ability to work collaboratively with others is the key to unlocking unparalleled

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A Culture Compass Charting Your Pathway to Peak Performance

The Practical Leader

For most of my career, I’ve been a “monomaniac on a mission” about integrating change and development efforts within a systemic culture development process. Way too much money and time has been wasted with isolated programs that don’t provide broader context, support, and follow-through. Decades of our experience and countless research studies show the power of built-in culture change.

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The Roundtable Earns Two 2023 Prism Awards

Roundtable Talk

On Wednesday June 14th, our team was thrilled to attend the International Coaching Federation Toronto Awards Celebration. The Roundtable was honoured to win not one but TWO Prism Awards this year along with our long-standing clients PepsiCo Foods Canada (Corporate Large Sector Award) and Pelmorex Corp (Corporate Small Sector Award). The Prism Award celebrates organizational coaching programs that fulfill rigorous professional … The Roundtable Earns Two 2023 Prism Awards Read More » Th

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How AI Can Help Stressed-Out Managers Be Better Coaches

Harvard Business Review

The expectations placed on managers to assess and guide their employees’ performance have increased, a trend amplified by generational shifts and remote work. Employees want frequent, personalized, one-on-one coaching, but managers are constrained by their already heavy burdens. New AI tools show promise to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of managerial coaching — but first, common sources of fear and mistrust must be overcome.

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The Complete People Management Toolkit

From welcoming new team members to tough termination decisions, each employment lifecycle phase requires a balance of knowledge, empathy & legal diligence.

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Where Religious Identity Fits into Your DEI Strategy

Harvard Business Review

Companies generally avoid acknowledging religious differences at work because they fear doing so creates legal risk. This is short-sighted. People’s religious identity is a form of diversity, so religion must be part of any company’s DEI strategy. These seven best practices will help companies embrace religious diversity.

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Are You Frustrated with Your Team’s Ability to Solve Problems?

Harvard Business Review

Often when you feel like your team isn’t working together to effectively problem solve, it’s because you don’t understand various team member’s problem-solving styles. The author, who has studied how people make decisions for 30 years, has identified five archetypes she calls problem-solving profiles. Adventurers are optimistic, confident and tend to go with their gut reactions.

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Global Growth Needs a Local Approach

Harvard Business Review

How Uber adjusted its strategies to meet the specific challenges posed by competitors and regulators in six global markets.

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Succeeding as a First-Time Manager

Harvard Business Review

Three women who’ve recently moved into management speak candidly about learning how to lead.

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ABM Evolution: How Top Marketers Are Using Account-Based Strategies

In times of economic uncertainty, account-based strategies are essential. According to several business analysts and practitioners, ABM is a necessity for creating more predictable revenue. Research shows that nearly three-quarters of marketers (74%) already have the resources needed to build successful ABM programs.