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How To Develop A Powerful Leadership Style

Rich Gee Group

No time to read? Listen here: A robust style can make people appear more competent, and a poor style can drag down a superior skill set. Your leadership style is based upon myriad factors, but when distilled into a few essential elements, you’ll find three spheres: Presence, Interaction, and Contribution. PRESENCE How you are viewed (and consistently graded) by your audience - superiors, peers, subordinates, vendors, and clients.

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3 Practical Lessons from Taking Cold Showers

Leadership Freak

I’ve been taking cold showers for a couple years. My practice has evolved. Even if you’re smart enough to reject cold showers, these lessons will be useful.

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7 Key Reasons Why a Working Woman Should Consider Pursuing a DBA Degree

Women on Business

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How To Write A Mission Statement

Eric Jacobson

A lot of companies struggle when creating their mission statement. Author Peter F. Drucker provides the following good advice in one of my favorite book's of his, The Five Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Organization : Every mission statement has to reflect three things : Opportunities Competence Commitment In other words, he explains: What is our purpose?

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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 Prepare for “Tell Me About Yourself” Interview Question

HR Digest

“ Tell me about yourself? ” is traditionally one of the most unnerving questions a candidate faces at a job interview. It’s also the first thing you’ll be asked when you sit down. While it should be one of the easiest questions to answer , it’s not because the candidate’s mind is preoccupied with thoughts of making the best first impression. There’s a lot to consider when answering, “Tell me about yourself” in a job interview.

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How to Intervene When You Witness a Microaggression

Harvard Business Review

Allies play a crucial role in mitigating the harm caused by microaggressions.

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Setting Career Goals When You Feel Overwhelmed

Harvard Business Review

You can grow out of your slump.

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Transforming a Family Business in Turbulent Times

Harvard Business Review

Surviving, let alone succeeding, requires constant adaptation.

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