Ron Whitaker

That’s me with my broken car in the old-school selfie (tripod and SLR camera). I was on my way to meet up with my friend Kenny who, at a young age, taught me a lot about life lessons. A Little Background I grew up in a blue-collar, post-war-era cracker box

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John Selawsky

A career in software development is a rewarding choice. As the demand for good developers grows every year and the salaries increase with it. Moreover, the number of fascinating projects to work on grows too. But starting a journey like this is not easy. You must make decisions and learn

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Hasib Ahmed

The connection between fitness and leadership goes back thousands of years to when “fit to lead” literally meant that a person was physically fit enough to lead a community. Leaders have existed since the times when man depended on hunting and gathering for food and survival, with followers looking up

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Dr. Kirk Hallowell

Imagine there is a process for managers to solve impossible workplace conflicts. Not just any conflicts – but nasty, deeply rooted, and long-term conflicts – the kind of conflicts that rob everybody in your workplace of time and emotional energy. Now imagine this process taking less than an hour. I have

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Ron Whitaker

Leadership and management training is crucial for any management role. Whether you have a large team or just got your first hire, leadership training can help you be the best possible leader. A strong foundation of leadership and management training will help you effectively direct your team toward success. This

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Heena Soni

With the whirlwind of annual personal assessments, many human resources are working to close out their team performance assessment and plan for what’s next. So much has changed over the past year. As our relationship with technology evolves, emerging tech like AI (Artificial Intelligence) can help human resource managers in

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Jonathan Liebenberg

Team building is an easy way to increase employee happiness, productivity, and morale. While a solitary ant can’t accomplish much by itself, a group of ants allows an entire colony of ants to survive and prosper. The same can be said about a business and its workers. A company may

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Sam Bowman

Data literacy is important for employees at all levels. With global spending on big data and business analytics up to $215.7 billion, these tools have become essential competitive elements for any organization. Data literacy is now the backbone of modern business. We’ve entered a period of data democratization. However, information

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Matt Robson

Business intelligence platforms are among the most common buzzwords that one will come across in the digital marketing field. In crude terms, a business intelligence platform can be defined as a group of technologies and applications that can accumulate, store, analyze, share, and access these data to help users make

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Alex Medawar

One-on-one meetings are a great way to get personal with your employees or clients. They provide an opportunity for open communication and feedback. One study found that one-on-one meetings have increased by over 500% since before the pandemic. Furthermore, 85% of millennials value professional development and growth in a job,

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