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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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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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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Celine Healy

Much has been written about worker engagement, imploring leaders to ignite this behavior within their employees. Sometimes the simple answer of  ‘implementing better communication’ glosses over the underlying deeper issues at hand. We’ve learned that many behaviors are the result of habit. To change a behavior, you have to over-lay

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Heidi Finigan

Good business management requires many different skills and attributes. Besides strategizing and directing a company toward its vision, truly great bosses will inspire and motivate their employees to be the best that they can be. This way, they get the most out of their staff and create the right environment

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Jade Anderson

The leadership style types at a company can greatly impact a range of aspects of the business. Poor leadership style types will see poor performance and potentially even a hit to profits. It’s often said that people leave managers, not companies, which would suggest it’s clear that leadership and management

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Kelly Newman

Like every other aspect of life, the workplace has evolved. With the passage of time, leaders have realized the importance of a stress-free work environment. If you look at the philosophy of some of the corporate giants such as Google, you will notice that the one thing they focus on

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Dr. Terry Jackson

When is the last time you heard your leader discuss organizational culture with employees? How does your organization know if the current organizational structure is optimal for today’s economy? Is organizational theory taught in universities applicable today? If you were to start a new organization today, what would be your

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Danielle Easton

You want a great company culture because you can’t run your business on your own. While you should be paying your staff the wages they’re worth, your staff will not be at their fullest potential unless they feel like they’re a part of a committed and united team. Here are

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Rachael Everly

No organization can achieve success, whether it is a retail giant, a corporation, or even a small startup, if the relationships between the key stakeholders within the sphere are strained. To ensure the possibility of procuring the best kind of results from any venture, you need to nurture, build, and

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