Take a moment to reflect on your ability to handle the unexpected. How have you changed course when faced with disrupted plans, disappointment and/or adversity? One’s ability to adapt in the moment, a valued leadership trait, requires flexibility, resilience and patience. As you enter 2024, work on ways to adapt and reframe the unexpected as […]
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When not addressed properly, conflict can wreak havoc on your team, increase employee turnover and impact your reputation as a leader. Conflict management is one of the biggest fears and struggles of those who lead working teams, and for good reason! U.S. employees spend approximately 2.8 hours per week dealing with conflict. If not addressed
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What if you opened a book and it had no margins? Would you put it down and find something else to read or would you push through to get to the end? It is the middle of November, with only seven weeks left in the year, and many leaders feel pressured to fill every minute
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When a working team reaches its full potential, the workplace quickly becomes a more collaborative and productive place where business goals are easily reached. Successfully leading a team requires a different set of skills than managing. Leading is more about the people—supporting them in their daily tasks, helping them develop and hone their natural skills
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Honesty, drive and perseverance are all qualities of good leadership. But one of the key attributes that sets great leaders apart from good ones is self-awareness. The most successful and inspiring leaders are both introspective and self-aware. They foster a culture that builds and promotes trust, which results in happy and productive employees. Self-awareness can
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“Today’s technology was yesterday’s science fiction.” —Rodrigue Rizk Sam Altman, the Google geek who founded AI, quit so he could warn the public about inherent risks. Congress is scrambling to learn more and explore regulations that might be needed for AI. And employees are skittish about their personal long-term viability as AI usage increases.
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