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How to Get Ten Hours of Your Week Back

Next Level Blog

It was then that I shared one of my favorite tactics for getting your time back. It comes from Caroline Starner who, when I interviewed her for my book, Overworked and Overwhelmed , was the head of human resources for the sunglass and sports apparel company, Oakley.

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Amazon Announces “Pay to Quit” Program for Employees

leaderCommunicator

The idea originated from Zappos.com, the online shoe and apparel retailer; others, such as Netflix, are have used similar tactics. Reports state that a small percentage of Amazon employees decided to act on the offer.

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Using Underdog Narratives To Motivate Teams

The Horizons Tracker

The use of underdog narratives is a popular leadership tactic that has been proven effective in motivating teams and organizations. Leaders in various industries, such as telecommunications and sports, often employ these narratives to create a compelling story of overcoming adversity and achieving success against the odds.

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A Monster of an Idea

In the CEO Afterlife

On top of that, I found the Monster logo on an array of items ranging from apparel to condoms – so much for the branding principles in Al Reis and Jack Trout’s best seller, The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing. Monster takes the opposite view. I counted 20 sub-brands and over a hundred stock keeping units.

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2020 Top CHRO List – The People Leaders To Watch

N2Growth Blog

Mary Bilbrey, CHRO at JLL (NYSE:JLL) : Bilbrey leads a team of more than 90,000 professionals that deliver thought partnership, problem-solving, and tactical support to help drive JLL’s business goals and priorities. Prior to joining Verizon, she led HR for both Corning and PepsiCo respectively. Affiliates.

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Patagonia's "Buy Less" Campaign May Lead to More Revenue

Harvard Business Review

Patagonia has always behaved as a maverick company, and its concern for sustainability has led it to pursue a new initiative: it's now actively encouraging consumers to buy less of Patagonia's new apparel. Three tactics are available to companies that focus on high-quality goods. Sell More New Apparel. Increase Prices.

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How Customers Perceive a Price Is as Important as the Price Itself

Harvard Business Review

Companies can choose among tactics in four categories: offering lower prices, shouting out those prices, giving great deals, and tailoring the experience. The right combination of tactics, of course, depends on a company’s sector, strategy, and proposition to customers.

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