Mark Graybill

Leading change can be touchy and difficult. How often have you felt the pressure from peers, whether implicitly or explicitly, to downplay an idea that might lead to positive change? If it happens to you often, the organizational culture around you may lean against change.  In fact, I have written

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Blair Crawford

The leadership team development needed to put together an amazing team is a lot like putting together a jigsaw puzzle: the pieces have to fit in order for the picture to look right. There are many qualities common among good managers, such as having a master’s degree in leadership, as

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Liz Flora

While growing their team, leaders navigate skillsets, opinions, facts, and leadership attributes. Following this approach helps them navigate what function a person performs and his responsibilities to serve their organization. The strengths-based leadership technique focuses on figuring out each employee on a team’s strengths to perform well collectively. How do

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Stephanie White

Mac and Mac apps have been a boon for productive people since Apple launched them. Shrewd professionals worldwide have been using it for years to supercharge their productivity and manage their work with a sharp laser focus. This guide will address common problems occurring with Macs and the easy fixes.

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Raymond Chiu

A clean and healthy environment for your home is something to be expected. However, in a workplace, nobody thinks much about a clean environment. Unless the workplace isn’t clean, nobody ever thinks about the impact of a clean working environment on people. Whether you hire a commercial cleaning service or

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Alecia Carroll

Social media has paved the way for connecting students across different platforms. One prominent example is Covid-19, where social media played a significant role in bringing students together. Previously, social media’s function was limited to communication; however, this has changed, and social media has brought challenges and harmful impacts to

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Michael Gorman

Burnout differs from fatigue because it affects a person’s emotional health and results in low productivity levels. One of the red flags is your mindset not changing about the adverse working conditions despite communication with upper management or taking some time off. Mental health in the workplace is an essential

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Jonathan Emmen

As informal leaders, there are times in our personal and professional careers when we need to lead people or projects, even though we’re not the boss. This happens all the time. No one made Martin Luther King the boss. He just started to lead people, and they followed. Informal Leadership

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Kate Parish

The inclusion of a personality test gives employers an insight into their employees’ ability to integrate into the organization and be productive. The better they fit, the more likely they will remain a part of the company in the long run. Thus, fully redeeming the time and effort required to

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Mary Kutton

The concept of active communication is not a new one, but there is more to good communication than just listening. What you say, how you say it, and why you say it is every bit as necessary, hence the broader concept of active communication. One of the biggest criticisms about

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