3 Common Mistakes New Managers Make

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The transition into a managerial role is difficult because it typically requires people to exercise a set of skills that are quite different from the ones that supported their promotion into the position. So many managers start out as excellent individual contributors, and now they have to motivate a team of people, communicate with them effectively, and… read more

If you really want to become an engaging speaker, say goodbye to these 8 habits

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Not everyone’s voice carries the same weight or magnetism. You might look back on your past presentations and speeches, and wonder why you couldn’t get your audience as invested as you’d like them to be. Or perhaps, you’re struggling to identify if your speaking style is engaging or just plain boring. How do you know… read more

Leveraging Visual Tools for Enhanced Employee Engagement and Safety

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– by Ainsley Lawrence – Ainsley Lawrence is a freelance writer with an interest in the way business, technology, and education intersect with the personal. She loves traveling to beautiful places and is frequently lost in a good book.     Keeping a safe workplace is more than just a legal requirement. It’s also a… read more

Navigating Burnout: A Strategic Approach for Finance Professionals

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– by Ainsley Lawrence – Ainsley Lawrence is a freelance writer with an interest in the way business, technology, and education intersect with the personal. She loves traveling to beautiful places and is frequently lost in a good book.     A career in finance can be demanding. And that can easily become overwhelming, ultimately… read more

Want to flex your EI? Adopt these habits.

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-from Parade 12 Common Habits of People With High Emotional Intelligence, According to Psychologists You can’t go far without hearing something about artificial intelligence these days—whether it’s “the robots are coming for our jobs” or tips on how to use it to better your career. Basic intelligence, often measured in IQ test scores, is something… read more

From Setback to Success — 4 Ways to Turn Your Struggles into Resilience

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-from Entrepreneur The business world is in flux, and the ability to adapt can be your greatest asset. Key Takeaways Stay agile and prioritize genuine human connections for business success. Focus on personal health and commit to lifelong learning in a dynamic market. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey is… read more

Here are the top 10 highest-paying college degrees — and they’re not all STEM

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-from CNBC KEY POINTS Increasingly, it’s the choice of college major and type of degree that most affects your earnings potential. Here are the areas of study that pay the most, according to a new analysis by the U.S. Census Bureau. Between the sky-high overall cost and hefty student loan tab, more students and their families are reconsidering the… read more

Are You Communicating – Or Do You Just Think So…? 7 Tips To Make Sure

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-from Forbes “The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has occurred.” And that truth, deeply fundamental as it is, took none less than George Bernard Shaw to articulate. Communication lessons from the classroom to the boardroom I taught two graduate courses in leadership and executive communication – one in the MBA… read more

How To Show You Are A Leader At Work

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-from Forbes Today, the demand for leadership is not confined to designated managerial roles. Every individual, regardless of their position, can and should embody leadership qualities to foster a proactive and productive work environment. But how can you demonstrate leadership without a title? For starters, embrace the fact that leadership traits are present long before… read more

Ways to Improve Employee Motivation, Morale & Performance

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-from Inc. As long as you make sure toxic employees don’t spoil the effect. When I was a shop-floor employee (regardless of what I’ve done since, still the most formative period of my professional life), for a time I was part of the most productive crew in our 1,000-employee facility. While most crews were separated by… read more