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Find the Unicorns to Help Your Business Excel

Skip Prichard

Over the past 27 years of my career in marketing, brand management and executive search + coaching, I’ve found time and again that organizations have blind-spots when hiring talent. What’s important is that you learn from the experience and enter the next hiring phase with more self-awareness. Leadership Tip: slow down hiring.

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Leadership: A Global Perspective

N2Growth Blog

This fall, I embarked on a worldwide quest to gain insights and perspectives on global leadership in the 21st century. To do this effectively, I sought to understand two things: Elucidate the emerging leadership traits and competencies that are most relevant today.

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The Future of Our Partnership With Machines

Skip Prichard

” What ways can aspiring leaders prepare and futureproof their career? Leadership Tip: developing lifelong loyal employees is preferable and probably more cost-effective than the constant churn and friction of hiring and layoff cycles. Companies that fail to adapt to change typically fade into obsolescence.”

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What It Takes to Become a Great Product Manager

Harvard Business Review

Self-awareness: PMs must be self-aware so as to remain objective and avoid projecting their own preferences onto users of their products. If not self-aware, a PM may push to prioritize a feature they conceived even when all the customer interviews and evidence is stacked against it.

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Act Like a Leader Before You Are One

Harvard Business Review

"It''s never foolish to begin preparing for a transition no matter how many years away it is or where you are in your career," says Muriel Maignan Wilkins, coauthor of Own the Room: Discover Your Signature Voice to Master Your Leadership Presence. Seize leadership opportunities, no matter how small. Look for the white space.

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