Dr. Mary Kay

If you don’t send your message in the right way, people will not be able to understand you. Many people grasp the concept of adjusting their communication style to other people by either: Getting to the point (be clear) Acknowledging people (be approachable) Taking time to really listen (be attentive)

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Paula Hicks

Academic writing is an integral part of your studies. It is a way of showing that you have understood and can apply the knowledge you have acquired. Academic writing is done in a variety of different contexts. Leaders can do academic writing to present an argument with evidence to back

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William Roy

Here are the six easiest ways to learn how to improve leadership skills… Because no one likes to work under the leadership of an incompetent boss, no matter how good you are at your work. Even if you’re achieving the targeted goals of your organization, it doesn’t mean that you

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Chloe Bennet

It’s been fairly well established that toxic people can be very damaging to a business. But having toxic leaders can be particularly devastating, and it can also be hard to spot them. Many toxic managers initially improve sales figures and appear to be increasing the company’s profits because that’s their

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Jyoti Bharwani

Procrastination can be your greatest enemy. But what would be a greater enemy than that? Not being able to manage your time. If you’re unable to prioritize your tasks, things will be delayed. Long hours at the office and not being able to focus on work are some common complaints.

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Ryan Ayers

A surprising number of workers worldwide are either not engaged with their work, or actively disengaged. Gallup’s State of the Workplace survey revealed some interesting trends: worldwide, only 14% of workers are engaged at work. In the United States, that number is reported as around 30%, but that figure is

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Drew Dudley

Take pride in your work… you’ve heard this advice a thousand times I’m sure. To leaders, the English language is a language of qualifiers: “perhaps”; “maybe”; “possibly”; “potentially”. It is a language of disbelief, uncertainty, and limitations. In a previous article, I mentioned what I feel is one of the

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Divyang Metaliya

Managing a checklist for tracking and managing the performance of the employees is not an easy task. With developing technology, it is better to have a performance management system that keeps up with the fast-paced automated processes. The traditional method, no doubt, has its own set of perks. However, with

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Eugine Dychko

Team motivation is easier to boost than one might think. It generally boils down to either not knowing or understanding what specifically motivates each member of the team. Looking at your team as a whole, what is the overall level of team motivation? In today’s business environment, just doing the

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Robert Morris

Did you fail recently? It is because you are a loser. Winners win, and losers lose. Failure is something to be recognized and fought against. Point number one on your development goals list should read, “Avoid and fight failure at every juncture.” Re-Defining The Meaning Of Failure Failure is not

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