Oleg Vishnepolsky, the Global CTO of DailyMail Online, recently published a LinkedIn post providing an interesting perspective on why a candidate would decline a job offer from a highly-regarded organization. In this post, Oleg urges companies to take hiring new talent seriously and to treat candidates as people- not just as applicants. Full...
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In a recent article published by Forbes magazine they talk about the differences between management and leadership and what makes a good leader. Fifteen members of the Coaches Council shared their thoughts: Leaders Want You to Win Leaders Are Visionary, Managers are Tactical Mangers Micromanage, Leaders Inspire Leaders Ask...
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In an article on Forbes.com, Deep Patel talks about 10 changes you can make in your daily routine to boost productivity. Creating new habits to become a part of your daily routine is challenging, but once these new habits are formed your productivity will be increased. The most productive leaders all follow these 10
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Think about the best boss you’ve ever had. Maybe you’re fortunate, and we’re talking about the person you call your boss today. Maybe it’s someone you recall fondly from years ago. (Maybe you don’t have a boss–good for you!–but I’ll bet you’ve had one at some time in the past.)...
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The recent U.S. job reports data suggests that the U.S. job market continues to improve which means several, good things; one of which is that you, your firm, your team, or your business might be hiring. Although the keyword in that last paragraph seems to be ‘you’ and ‘your’, your goal in hiring is
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The entrepreneurial world is full of eccentric characters with unorthodox habits. These oddities arguably play a large roll in their success. For example, did you know that Nike CEO Mark Parker is a doodler? Parker takes his business notes on one side of a notebook and reserves the other side for his sketches. He says
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