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13 Things You Can Do with Words

Leadership Freak

Thoughtless words are muddy roads. You can smooth the way with things you say. Or your words make life hard for others and painful for you.

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10 Quotes to Inspire Leaders in 2024 (Part 2)

Leading in Context

By Linda Fisher Thornton This series includes 10 quotes (linked to blog posts with leadership guidance) to inspire you and help you improve your leader development as we head into the new year. Part 1 included the first 5.

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The One Thing Exceptional Leaders Never Forget

Tanveer Naseer

How many of us would be happy knowing the high point of our career was that we were good at just getting through the day? Unfortunately, that’s the reality leaders need to recognize as the focus of today’s leadership becomes less and less about achieving long-term goals and more about.

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10 Essential Leadership Development Areas CEOs Often Overlook

Lead from Within

In the dynamic realm of leadership, the journey to becoming an exemplary CEO is an ongoing process. CEOs are known for their exceptional skills, but there are often overlooked areas that, when honed, can lead to even greater success. Here are ten crucial leadership development areas that CEOs sometimes neglect. Embracing these facets will not only make you a more effective leader but also inspire those around you.

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The HR Leader’s Workforce Management Guide

In today’s fast-paced business world, effective workforce management (WFM) isn’t just an option—it’s a necessity.

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The Art of Inquiry: Transforming Leadership

CO2

In the whirlwind of today’s business world, effective leadership is akin to conducting a symphony of minds. It’s less about having all the answers and more about posing the right questions. Imagine a leadership approach, let’s call it “Just Ask Leadership,” that pivots on sparking curiosity and nurturing open conversations.

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How To Be Your Best-Self Leader Every Day

Eric Jacobson

“By focusing in specific ways on five key leadership elements— Purpose, Process, People, Presence, and Peace —you can increase your time, capacity, energy, and ultimately your leadership impact,” explains Amy Jen Su , author of the book, The Leader You Want To Be: Five Essential Principles for Bringing Out Your Best Self—Every Day. Su shares both Western management thinking and Eastern philosophy to provide a holistic yet hands-on approach to becoming a more effective leader with less stress and

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Addressing Addiction Treatment in the Workplace

CEO Insider

Human resource departments are bedeviled by the scourge of addiction. It is estimated that 10% of Americans are suffering from some form of a debilitating addictive disorder. Many millions of dollars have been spent attempting to treat valuable employees struggling with addiction, only to result in frequent and heart-breaking failures. Doctors now view addiction as […] The post Addressing Addiction Treatment in the Workplace appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine.

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Boosting Digital Literacy Among Parents

The Horizons Tracker

A new study from the University of Surrey suggests that parents need to learn more about how social media works with its complicated systems, especially the smart computer programs it uses. These programs can influence what people see online. The study looked at how parents understand and use these systems that are important for their kids’ experiences on the internet.

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Assessing What Happened in a Negotiation

thoughtLEADERS, LLC

Assessing your negotiations can help you identify what’s really important to the other party. Throughout a negotiation, you should be assessing what’s happening. Track major negotiating points over time. See what’s a plus or a minus versus the last round of negotiations. If you go back to your initial goals and what the other party’s initial goals were, their must-haves, want-to-haves, nice-to-haves and also evaluate it for your end, you can track over time where are you

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Study Reveals ChatGPT Performs Better On Writing Than Students

The Horizons Tracker

The rise of ChatGPT and other generative technologies has prompted a wave of hand-wringing about the potential impacts across society. Nowhere is this more so than in education, where concerns have been raised that such technologies will fundamentally undermine the education system. These fears were hardly confounded by a study from New York University, which found that ChatGPT can do as well as or even better than the average university student when answering questions in subjects like computer

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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Why Do People Still Use Magento in 2024?

Women on Business

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1 Critical Leadership Error Plus 4 Ways to Avoid It

Ron Edmondson

There is one critical leadership error most leaders make at some point. I make it frequently. If you’re leading you probably do also. The critical leadership error: Forgetting people are trying to follow. We get so caught up in our own world we forget the same people we are trying to lead are trying to follow us. We “think” we know where we are going and we assume they do also – almost like they can read our minds.

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Empower and Educate: A Woman Entrepreneur’s Guide to Launching Successful Online Courses

Women on Business

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What Are the Most Important Lessons You’ve Learned in Life?

The Practical Leader

There’s a quick and easy question! How would you answer it? Life lessons are one of 52 questions I’ve been asked weekly since my last birthday almost a year ago. That’s when our daughter, Jen, gifted me a subscription to Storyworth. The service is designed for older family members to answer a weekly question about their life. Questions range from what your parents/grandparents were like, to favorite movies, books, and TV shows, first dates, sports played, or favorite toys.

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Why (and How) to Switch to a New HR & Payroll Platform

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HR and payroll impact every aspect of your business. Choosing the right provider is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Before you decide, hear first-hand customer accounts in Paycor’s webinar to learn: The three most important things to look for when switching. How to begin your search. What are some of the red flags?

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Depression Casts a Long Shadow Over Employee Productivity

HR Digest

In the relentless churn of the modern workplace, where work-life balance is often a distant dream, it’s easy to overlook the silent toll that mental health struggles take on our productivity and well-being. But a groundbreaking study by TELUS Health shatters this illusion, revealing the staggering impact of depression on the American workforce.

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Why DEI Leaders Are Burning Out — and How Organizations Can Help

Harvard Business Review

Why do DEI leaders burn out so quickly? Research finds that this job demands constant emotional labor and surface acting, particularly for professionals of color. As a result, frustration and exhaustion mount. One solution stems from the way DEI programs are designed. The authors found that when programs take what’s known as a discrimination-and-fairness paradigm approach, DEI leaders experience more burnout because the organization’s focus assumes employee differences are sources of problems th

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Building a Labor-Employer Alliance to Reform U.S. Health Care

Harvard Business Review

U.S. employers have struggled to curb soaring health care costs. But there is an approach that could help them: involve workers in the design and implementation of health care benefits. There is a model that proves this approach can work: Taft-Hartley health plans, which arise out of collective bargaining, have succeeded in engaging employees and delivering efficient care.

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Refocus Your Strategy for Success

Harvard Business Review

Step-by-step guidance for implementing a value-based strategy in your organization.

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ABM Evolution: How Top Marketers Are Using Account-Based Strategies

In times of economic uncertainty, account-based strategies are essential. According to several business analysts and practitioners, ABM is a necessity for creating more predictable revenue. Research shows that nearly three-quarters of marketers (74%) already have the resources needed to build successful ABM programs.

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3 Things Great Leaders Do Differently

Harvard Business Review

Encourage collaboration, risk-taking, and learning from failure.

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