Raj Jana

Scaling an employer brand and business is everyone’s dream. It’s fun being the little guy, but no one wants to be there forever. In general, scaling up is a good thing. You’ll have more resources, more people, and more opportunities to serve your customers. But there are also some downsides.

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James Tollefson

To build a leadership legacy, we have a responsibility to realize we won’t be around forever. When we leave, whether, by retirement, resignation, or promotion, it is our responsibility to have prepared someone to take our place. Besides the fact that an employer will feel a lot better about promoting

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Benjamin Shepardson

For many, your job is your home away from home. You spend countless hours there working alongside colleagues, taking notes from supervisors, and interacting with customers and clients. In such a situation, especially if you’re in the pressure cooker environment of projects nearing deadlines, it’s only a matter of time

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Adam Wakoski

Introverted leaders are usually great at technical skills. That’s why they were promoted and given more responsibility. What does the word “leader” mean? Well, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, a leader is a person who is in control of a group or situation. Or it can be explained as “a

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Mark Roberts

In the popular Sci-Fi series, Star Trek one of their most formidable adversaries was “The Borg.” The Borg was a race of Cyborg half human half machine organisms that shared a group consciousness. They would assimilate new cultures and quickly add them to “the collective,” which is “Sci-Fi speak” for

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Charles Ebert

So much has been written on business leadership. The topics covered in these books include business management, training, team building, productivity, leadership styles, and many others. However, few of them touch on writing skills, a vital yet undervalued aspect of leadership. Writing in the workplace is unavoidable. As a leader,

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Angela Baker

Not all of us get to do what we’re best at. Some people are good at things that don’t pay, like hotdog eating. Others often don’t have the opportunity to do what they excel at. People in leadership positions have it slightly easier, though. After all, they get to make

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Jason Sturman

As the head of a business organization, you carry a truckload of responsibilities. You want your business to grow by leaps and bounds, but you are also well aware that it takes a team to get there. True success is not possible without a collective effort. And your employees make

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Mark Graybill

A significant part of leadership effectiveness is motivating the team. Motivation is a hot topic in organizational science, but answering the question “what motives people” and producing effective solutions has been met with limited success. Intrusive Leadership Previously, I’ve written about the soft side of leadership and how subtle people

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Abhinav Marla

Successful project management, by its most obvious definition, is the ability to design, plan, and execute your projects with success. Project managers are constantly striving to ensure that projects are completed on time and within the stipulated budget. There are several challenges that they have to deal with daily from

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