Leadership

Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company

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Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin

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How Remote Work Is the Great Equalizer in the Workplace

Becoming a leader in a unicorn tech startup might seem like #careergoals for many. For me, it was anything but. I struggled in my role and had a hard time finding a place in a culture that seemed to be built exclusively for my male coworkers, where I was criticized

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Another Wave Of RTO Mandates, Inbox Overload And How To Fail Successfully

Here is the published version of this week’s Forbes Careers newsletter, which brings the latest news and ideas about the world of work and advice for accelerating your career straight to your inbox every Tuesday. Click here to get on the newsletter list! Failure is inevitable. But it’s also necessary

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How BaseCamp Brings Value To Customers

Sustainability is increasingly important to consumers—especially Gen Z and those with a Gen Z mindset. In fact, a whopping 73% of the Gen Z population says they are willing to pay more for products that preserve the environment. That said, sustainability alone isn't the sole deciding factor in attracting and

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How Success Grew in Brooklyn for This Unique Plant Shop

"We want customers to feel like they just walked into someone's backyard — not just a retail store," says Ivan Martinez, who co-founded the Brooklyn-based plant shop Tula with his wife Christan Summers. "We don't want to sell people plants, we want to teach people about plants. When they're comfortable,

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5 Ways Zuru Toy Brand Has Dominated The Blind Box Toy Scene

The ZURU toy brand phenomenon has taken over the blind box toy scene. Everyone from children to teenagers and adults alike are obsessed with their Mini Brands, Snackles, Buncho Balloons, and the many toys they have within their collection. ZURU have carved out a unique niche in the industry and

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2 Signs It’s Time For You To Step Down As a Leader

Many founders eventually become the chief executive officer (CEO) of their own company, which can be a seemingly natural path to take. But for some, it's simply not the right fit. Unfortunately, this can be a hard conclusion to come to. Some founders don't see the signs until it's too

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5 Leadership Tips For College Students

For millions of young adults, the end of summer marks the much anticipated–and occasionally dreaded–return to school. College is a time for learning from professors. But it’s the lessons that occur beyond the classroom that often become our greatest teachers. Your college years are full of pivotal opportunities to grow

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How To Answer ‘Tell Me About Yourself’ In A Job Interview

It can be challenging for people to sell themselves in a job interview. They may feel uncomfortable that they will come across as bragging about their accomplishments and being perceived as possessing a big ego. Some people feel that their résumé and reputation should speak for themselves, and there is

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3 Diversity Statistics You Need To Know When Hiring Gen Z

Gen Z believes diversity and inclusion is a non-negotiable. In fact, they are likey to base their decision on where to work based on diversity and inclusion. Be prepared for them to ask you about diverse representation, diversity and inclusion goals and metrics, and the strategy to improve diversity and

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New Research Shows That Some Failure Is Praiseworthy

Two-time Olympic bronze medalist (judo) Ori Sasson knows a thing or two about failure. Going into the 2018 European championship, Sasson was the incoming Olympic bronze medalist and favored for the gold. But things didn’t turn out as planned. He didn’t win and ultimately let down the crowd, his sponsors,

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