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Being a leader in today’s evolving workplace is more emotionally demanding than ever — and especially so if you’re quietly sustaining the emotional well-being of your team or others. In this article, the author outlines five strategies to help you perform this vital...

  There is a common leadership misconception that merely encouraging team members to voice their opinions will foster an environment of openness. But people won’t speak up unless they feel safe doing so. As a leader, this means you have to address the underlying...

A critical but often overlooked part of the recruiting and hiring process happens before the job description is posted — or even created. Hiring managers should conduct a thorough assessment of their team’s current skills, aspirations, and culture to make sure they’re...

Success is inevitable. If you just keep going, you will figure it out. Meeting new people, being curious, making good decisions, showing up and doing great work, over a long enough time frame will mean you succeed. But how do you stay motivated to stay in the game?...

We often think of burnout as an individual problem, solvable with simple-fix techniques like “learning to say no”, more yoga, better breathing, and practicing resilience. Yet, evidence is mounting that personal, band-aid solutions are not enough to combat an epic and...

There are some behaviors that might have served you well at some point in your life but, if left unchecked, will eventually derail your career. They include conflict avoidance, impulsiveness, blame-shifting, insisting on control, perfectionism, and power hunger. The...

Some companies are playing fast and loose with pay transparency, to their own detriment. A recent Indeed job ad seeking a Distributed Database Engineer for Tesla listed an annual salary ranging from $104,000 - $348,000. A Principal Software Engineer position at Abbott...

Companies are making massive investments in technologies that can more closely link their people to each other, to customers, and to other stakeholders. Yet many struggle because their cultures get in the way — too many layers and silos, too many colleagues who prefer...

With organizations of all sorts facing increased urgency and unpredictability, being able to ask smart questions has become key. But unlike lawyers, doctors, and psychologists, business professionals are not formally trained on what kinds of questions to ask when...