Fri.May 26, 2017

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Lifestorming: Creating the Life You Want

Leading Blog

T WO OF THE TOP top coaches of our time, Alan Weiss and Marshall Goldsmith, have come together to write a book about how to grow into possibility—your unique possibility. Lifestorming: Creating Meaning and Achievement in Your Career and Life presents life as a journey without a “there.” An evolutionary journey through life. The goal for each of us is to take on life and enjoy it immensely by developing the required character and engaging in it enormously.

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Being a Winning Well Manager and Working with Millenials (Michael Teoh)

Let's Grow Leaders

Winning Well Connection. Our journey of collaboration with Michael has been a remarkable example of the magic that can happen when you stay open to the possibilities and collaborate across generations and cultures. We first met Michael online when we had both launched our new books— and were excited to share insights and support on another. That conversation led to a serious of joint webinars talking about Winning Well with Millennials in the workplace.

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A Deeper Understanding about Successful Outsourcing

Women on Business

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Develop The Talents Of Your Team

Joseph Lalonde

So, you’ve assembled an amazing team of go-getters. They’ve been rocking sales and bringing in new leads. Then you hit a road block. The awesome team you’ve assembled has stopped growing. And, in doing so, they’re no longer the rock stars you know they are. It’s in this moment you realize you’ve failed to do something crucial to the success of any team.

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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 Beat Passive-Aggression in the Workplace

Women on Business

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Don’t Believe Your Momma

Leadership Freak

Don’t believe your momma. She kept telling you to be careful. Fear is resistance to greatness. Encourage greatness: We have a daredevil granddaughter.

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Treat Your Career as an Adventure into Parts Unknown

Management Excellence

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7 Reasons Your Website Conversion Rate Is Low

Strategy Driven

We often hear about the importance of website traffic. SEO and marketing companies often promise to multiply their clients’ traffic by huge amounts. But, in reality, traffic means nothing if your website users don’t turn into customers. In fact, if you are getting tons of traffic, but users are simply visiting your website and then leaving, it is something to be very alarmed about.

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How to Give an Employee Feedback About Their Appearance

Harvard Business Review

Whether we like it or not, a person’s appearance affects their success at work. When an employee looks unkempt or wears revealing clothing, they may have a harder time gaining their colleagues’ or customers’ respect. But how do you broach what feels like a sensitive topic? And how can you frame the feedback as trying to help them — not make them feel self-conscious?

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Why More Hospitals Should Prioritize Cultural Competency

Harvard Business Review

“Janice,” a hypothetical patient, is female, 46 years old, African-American, and a convenience store clerk living below the poverty level. These traits, particularly her gender , race , and socioeconomic status, immediately elevate her risk of cardiovascular disease. These are important indicators her doctor, who would probably be male , white , and affluent , needs to keep in mind as he treats her.

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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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Work Friends Make Us More Productive (Except When They Stress Us Out)

Harvard Business Review

Since almost the beginning of management research, we’ve known that social dynamics affect workplace performance. Indeed, one of the pivotal questions of Gallup’s famous employee engagement survey asks whether respondents “have a best friend at work.” But while friendship at work always being a good thing is a strong assumption, recent research suggests that having a close friend in the workplace might be more nuanced than we assume.

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4 Behaviors of Top-Performing CEOs

Harvard Business Review

Elena Botelho, partner at leadership advisory firm ghSmart, talks about the disconnect between the stereotype of the CEO and what research shows actually leads to high performance at that level. She says the image of the charismatic, tall male with a top university degree who’s a strategic visionary and makes great decisions under pressure is a pervasive one.

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Study: Employers Are Less Likely to Hire a Woman Who Wears a Headscarf

Harvard Business Review

Jennifer Maravillas for HBR. Earlier this year the European Union’s highest court ruled that employers could prohibit employees from wearing visible religious symbols at work, as long as they banned all religious wear, and did not single out a particular religion. However, the case centered on two Muslim women who had been fired for refusing to remove their headscarves while on the job, and the ruling was seized on by politicians in Germany, France, and the Netherlands as a “headscar

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To Guard Against Cybercrime, Follow the Money

Harvard Business Review

Email attacks are cheap, easy, low risk, and high reward. No wonder a “ malicious email is the cyber spy’s favored way in.” An email security breach could impact your organization’s revenue and reputation. Protecting yourself from a breach can be daunting, given how many emails pass through your organization each week. But if you think of cybercriminals as a business, you can keep up with them more effectively.

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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.