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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What Can We Learn From Digital Family Offices

Family offices are moving ever more into the spotlight, through both their increasing involvement in high profile investments but also the sheer growth in numbers. For an idea of how much, consider that Singapore alone has registered over 600 new family offices during each of the last two years. But

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The Challenges In Responding To Aftermath Of Wildfires On Maui

Nature-related disasters can create a crisis for companies, organizations, and government agencies. But the more prepared they are for these and other worst-case scenarios, the more likely it is that they will be able to respond when the unthinkable happens. The deadly and devastating wildfires on Maui are a case

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Leaders Need To Swap Big Plans On Climate Change For Small Steps

When it comes to short-termism, most politicians could teach even the most shareholder value-focused CEO a thing or two. There are few better illustrations of this than the current furore in the U.K. over emissions targets and other “green” policies. Resentment over proposals to outlaw petrol and diesel vehicles has

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5 Ways To Make The Best Of A Prolonged Process

If you’re looking for a job, chances are you’re finding it frustrating. Being on the hunt for work has gotten more complex, more time-consuming and more stressful. But there are ways to use the challenges to your advantage and leverage the protracted process to ensure you get the best outcome

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How To Be Your Best All Week Long

The way work happens will never be the same—and as employees and organizations reassess and reset expectations, plenty of people are focused on productivity. To be your most productive—and to advance your career—you’ll want to consider when and where you work. Unfortunately, not all days are created equal, nor are

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How To Prepare Your Company For The Future

It’s earnings season — the shareholder’s version of report card day. By and large, it seems like companies are doing well. We managed to fend off a recession and businesses ran tighter ships, resulting in better earnings — some exceptional. Yet, even with this great overall picture, there’s more to

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Hey, Are You Working On Your Vacation?

I see you checking email from your lounge chair on the beach. What’s going on here? Aren’t you on vacation? New research shows that one in five US workers are being asked to work through their vacation this summer. Are you one of them? Over two-thirds of Americans continue to

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How To Get Your Boss To See You As A Leader

You want to be seen as a leader, but your job title and lack of direct reports seem to communicate low-rank status. I have good news! Being recognized as a leader isn't solely for those with VP, CXO, and Manager in their title. To get your colleagues and supervisors to

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3 Tried-And-True Steps To Mitigate Work Worry And Anxiety Burnout

Worry and anxiety among the American workforce is at an all-time high. As a nation, people are concerned about wildfires and climate change, political and racial unrest, mass shootings and the Russia-Ukraine war. In the workplace, employees and employers face tight budgets, inflation woes, the aftereffects of Covid and heated

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The Other School Staff Shortage. Teacher Posts Are Not The Only Ones Schools Are Having Trouble Filling

Last week Louisville, Kentucky made national news with a school bussing disaster that resulted in stranded students and children arriving home, in some cases pee soaked and unfed and well after dark. A variety of causes have been considered for the fiasco, including the computer program given the job of

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