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Do You Have the Courage to be Humble?

Lead Change Blog

His promises to provide jobs, education, and even rewards prompted positive responses from his employees. He intended to give the employees personal power over their own careers and the business. After experiencing a setback early in his career, he adopted a more humble approach to making decisions.

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How To Disrupt the Tech World

Mills Scofield

From how I was raised through my education and my career at Bell Labs and AT&T, I never felt any gender bias. Vivek and Farai have curated a collection of personal, powerful, inspiring, encouraging, disruptive, and challenging stories of women who grabbed the status quo by the horns. Kevlar: Stephanie Kwolek in 1964.

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Listen to Your Conscience. That’s Why You Have One

Frank Sonnenberg Online

Raise your personal standards. Boost your leadership skills. Supercharge your career. Listen to Your Conscience contains over 65 powerful essays from Frank’s blog — FrankSonnenbergOnline — which has attracted millions of readers. DR. RODGER DEAN DUNCAN , Bestselling author of CHANGE-friendly LEADERSHIP.

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The Men Who Mentor Women

Harvard Business Review

We know having a sponsor who supports your career can help level the playing field for women. How do they use their power to create diverse, inclusive organizations? Generally, we saw that “male champions” have learned that gender inclusiveness means involving both men and women in advancing women’s leadership.

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