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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Wharton Dean Says Penn To Address “Reputational Damage” After Donor Backlash

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is seeking to reassure rattled donors upset by the school’s failure to quickly condemn the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, and its earlier decision to host the controversial Palestine Writes Literature Festival. “It’s our responsibility to repair those relationships,” said Wharton

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How To Maintain A Positive Online Image For Your Law Firm

Peter Boyd is an attorney and the Founder of PaperStreet. He has successfully helped 1,500 law firms with their websites and marketing. As attorneys, our hard-earned reputations mean everything. We dedicate countless hours to excelling in law school. We endure grueling workloads, both during our studies and in the early

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How Do You Adapt Your Leadership Skills To Lead Hybrid Teams In 2024?

Remote, and more specifically, hybrid work, is on trend to become the new normal of work life, completely revolutionizing the nuance of the "office" as we know it. In fact, an UpWork study estimates that 22% of employees will work remotely by 2025, while AT&T predicts the hybrid model will

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Direct Medical Programs That Offer Substantial National Merit Scholarships

Direct medical programs, also known as BS/MD, BA/MD, BS/DO or BA/DO programs, represent a unique opportunity for aspiring physicians to join a direct pathway to medicine. These programs allow high school students to commit early to medicine, oftentimes reducing the time and financial burdens typically associated with medical school. Despite

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How Comfort Can Ruin Your Career, And Discomfort Can Grow It

What is your first impression of employees who ruffle feathers, shake things up, make waves or upset the apple cart? You might think that person needs to be disciplined, maybe even fired. But there’s another way to look at “troublemakers” in the workplace. The person who can enact the most

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3 Essential Leadership Skills You Need To Manage Diverse Teams

As managers and leaders, we are often faced with the challenge of managing multiple teams or team members with unique differences that have the potential to erupt in conflict or team tension. Some of these differences include varying backgrounds, ethnic diversity, intergenerational working, and conflicting personalities, work preferences, or points

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Texas Voters Approve New $3.9 Billion University Research Endowment

Texas voters have voted resoundingly in favor of Proposition 5, a constitutional amendment that establishes the Texas University Fund, a $3.9 billion endowment meant to help “emerging” research universities in the state boost their research capacity and output. With 75% of the vote counted, the measure was winning by a

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The Rise Of The In-House Corporate Studio

Demand for video content is growing. It is becoming an increasingly important marketing tactic as 90% of customers say that videos help them make buying decisions and Google estimates that 6 out of 10 people would rather watch online videos than TV. Historically, the creation of video was time-consuming and

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National Sawdust Brings Music And Artists To Brooklyn In A Uniquely Epic Way

13 years ago composer Paola Prestini received a phone call that would change the course of her life. The caller was fellow composer and tax attorney Kevin Dolan who has been called “the Andrew Carnegie for emerging artists … but without the deep pockets.” And he had a vision. “His

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Rethinking The Value Of One Of America’s Greatest Untapped Resources: Teachers

Teachers are the most burned-out employees in America. How can we give them what they need most? Very few people will deny that the job of a teacher is tough. But how tough is it—really? It’s so tough that teachers are now the most burned-out employees in America. It’s so

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