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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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Why The Holiday Season Is Critical For Many Small Businesses

The importance of small businesses to the U.S. economy is difficult to understate. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the 33.2 million small businesses in the U.S. account for 99.9% of total businesses. They also account for about 46% of employment and 43.5% of GDP. The Small Business Administration

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The Digital Cyrano De Bergerac Of Modern Business

Cyrano de Bergerac is a play written in 1897 by Edmond Rostand. While there is much more to the plot, the main story is that Cyrano has a very large (“obnoxiously large”) nose that makes him insecure about approaching women, specifically Roxane, the woman he loves. Cyrano has a wonderful

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Inclusively Raises $13 Million To Improve Workplace Accommodations

Modern workers, especially Gen Zers, are demanding accommodations from their employers for their physical and mental health – from extra time on tasks, to more flexibility, to meeting their needs given disabilities and neurodiversity. Some employers have responded through initiatives such as mental health days, four-day workweeks, and psychotherapy benefits.

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7 Decisive Steps On The Path To Management 2.0

Everyone knows that management must get better. Steadily declining productivity, low levels of staff engagement, workplace disillusion among GenZ, growing inequality, repeated financial crashes, and an inability to get to grips with global challenges like climate change are just some of the issues. A contest in 2012 organized by HBR

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6 Reasons 2024 Is The Best Time To Start A Business

With the global side hustle industry projected to swell to a staggering $14.39 billion by the year 2030 as the largest contributor to the overall workforce, the prospects are certainly bright for aspiring entrepreneurs, and there has never been a better time to start a business. But starting and growing

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How Device Intelligence Is Revolutionizing Security

Today’s cybercriminals have countless tools at their disposal to create elaborate fraud schemes. Businesses must keep up to protect themselves and their customers. Dan Pinto, co-founder and CEO of Fingerprint, will discuss how device intelligence can future-proof fraud prevention. Gary Drenik: Let's start by understanding the landscape. What should consumers

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Why Every Leader Should Be A Thought Leader

When you look around your organization at the leaders who seem to be succeeding – they get noticed by executives more senior, they get pursued by others for input, and they are respected for the things they know. Ever wonder why that is? It’s not random. That’s because in today’s

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FAFSA Delay Complicates Students And Colleges’ Financial Aid Processes

After a significant delay this year due to huge changes in how student aid is calculated, students and families will be able to start their federal financial aid applications by New Year’s Eve. The Department of Education has finally confirmed that the Free Application for Federal Student Aid will open

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Innovation And Healthcare Meet At Novartis

Stephanie Ricci contributed to this story. Born in a small town near Milan, Italy, Andrea Marazzi's journey took a surprising turn from design and architecture towards the world of business and economics, driven by practicality and an ambition to make a real impact. While working as a financial analyst at

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Build Confidence and Earn More

UK-based management consultant Michael W Phillips has over three decades of experience in corporate deal-making, particularly in the world of procurement. As an international commercial negotiator and the author of The Naked Negotiator: How to Negotiate the Salary You Deserve, Michael to share his expert advice for successful salary negotiations.

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