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Plan ahead and create a support network. | Continue reading
A structured process leads to better decisions. | Continue reading
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A structured process leads to better decisions. | Continue reading
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They’ll either have to be cheap, or a “go-to” product. | Continue reading
You can’t get the deal done over the phone. | Continue reading
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There is a right answer. | Continue reading
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Develop a campaign, not a pitch. | Continue reading
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We need to rediscover what “elders” can teach us. | Continue reading
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Outline your priorities and set limits. | Continue reading
A guide for assessing your work relationships. | Continue reading
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Three counterintuitive moves to succeed in new markets. | Continue reading
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Matt Beane, assistant professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, finds that robots, machine learning, and AI are changing how we train for our jobs — not just how we do them. His study shows that robot-assisted surgery is disrupting the traditional learning pathway … | Continue reading
Lessons from 8 U.S. firms including Twitter and Patagonia. | Continue reading
Establish a unifying purpose. | Continue reading
First, acknowledge past failures. | Continue reading
Here are the pros and cons. | Continue reading
Be confident and explain your thinking. | Continue reading
Digital transformation is much about transformation as much as it is about digital. | Continue reading
Highlight your value — and don’t ask to meet for coffee. | Continue reading
Too often, leadership training is about ideas and not follow through. | Continue reading
New research shows that outstanding performance is the product of years of deliberate practice and coaching, not of any innate talent or skill. | Continue reading
Lead with your energy, not your experience. | Continue reading
Lead with your energy, not your experience. | Continue reading
On race, gender, age, and other issues. | Continue reading
Make sure to consider local context. | Continue reading