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Career Advancement
APRIL 3, 2017
Damion’s created a list of leadership books that had the greatest impact on his career success. Forbes magazine called Warren Bennis “the dean of leadership gurus.” Gallup polls helped Damion understand the value of management along with leadership. On Becoming a Leader by Warren Bennis. Do successful leaders live by the rules?
Career Advancement
AUGUST 27, 2018
As a publishing editor at a magazine, Stella wanted others to perceive her as savvy about bringing in the best talent. When you take your “brand manager” role seriously, you’ll be surprised at the difference you can make in achieving your career goals.
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Vantage Circle
FEBRUARY 5, 2019
It might sound cliche, but small courtesies like a manager saying “thank you” to the team members can make a huge difference. Because honestly, everyone expects the managers and leaders to be bossy and unreachable. Appreciation from one’s peers has more significance than from one’s manager. We, humans, are emotional creatures.
International Coach Academy
FEBRUARY 7, 2024
Further, it was found that employees who report higher feelings of imposter syndrome tend to do less career planning and have a lower motivation to lead others negatively impacting career advancement. gradPSYCH Magazine. [1] What comes up for you when you hear that?). Harvard Business Review. Tulshyan, R. &
Penelope Trunk
DECEMBER 16, 2009
The simple answer is that you won't find ANY good STEM companies with a 50% female workforce because any good STEM companies (those that have success – which gives the company flexibility to attempt innovative approaches to employee management) will be hiring on the basis of best candidate. Perhaps it has improved. Work is hard.
Penelope Trunk
JANUARY 13, 2010
This gives us a visual for the lack of interest Gen X has in Baby Boomer style managment: McMansions for sale with no buyers. And, lest you think trade magazines are dumping ground sub-par writing, check out Furniture World. Baby boomers competed for a big salary which they translated to a visual trophy: a McMansion. Subscribe -- free!
Penelope Trunk
OCTOBER 29, 2009
Caring for each other has more to do about the people who we report to and manage than the goals of the organization. If your boss comes to work every day genuinely looking to help you grow, and you do the same for the people you manage, then that's a great workplace.
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