What Good Leaders Do When Replacing Bad Leaders
Follow the three-step process outlined for a smoother transition and more engaged team when taking over a leadership position from someone who was ineffective or unpopular.
Do the Words “Performance Review” Scare You?
If you’ve experienced the anxiety that typically accompanies a performance review, here is very specific research-based advice to make that meeting more effective and your professional goals more attainable.
The Dumbest Thing You Can Say to an Employee
Do you think those on your team should feel a sense of gratitude for their jobs? Before you verbalize these feelings, read this article.
When You Should Think Twice About Salary Negotiation
If you’re considering a career change, here are some valuable tips for negotiating salary and other potential benefits
How to Handle an Employee Resignation
When an employee resigns, the person in charge must oversee the process in a manner that preserves team engagement and productivity. Here are answers to common questions about employee resignation.
Abundance: The Future is Better Than You Think
by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler
Identify – and Mitigate- Risks to Your Career
This three-step framework can help prepare for potential obstacles and pave the way for continued success in your career.
Giving Critical Feedback is Even Harder Remotely
Follow these tips to help avoid negative bias when delivering constructive feedback remotely.
The Future is Faster Than You Think
by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler
The Difference Between Amateurs and Professionals
One key difference between amateurs and professionals is mindset. What can you do to improve your chances of success?
How to Determine if You Should Work to Help a Struggling Employee
Hiring is an investment. Learn when coaching can be helpful to address a struggling employee and when letting them go may be a better option for both the employee and the team.
The Smartest Leaders Focus on This; Here’s Why You Should Too
Your leadership success is largely influenced by the people on your team. The most effective leaders know this secret and seek out people with complementary skills and viewpoints to help strengthen their organizations.
How to Brace Yourself for Disappointment
No matter what your career status, disappointment is an inevitable part of life. Learning to effectively manage unpleasant situations is critical to maintaining your emotional health and physical wellbeing.
