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Effective Decision-Making through 3 Key Soft Skills
by Lois Zachary Do you often rush decision-making because of a deadline? You don’t have time to get input or have a full understanding of the issue. Then, when it comes to implementation, does it feel like your team is … Continue reading
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Nurture a Culture and Team for Innovation
by Holly Green A common myth in the business world says that innovation can only be accomplished by a few naturally talented individuals. Not so! In most organizations, innovation is a team effort. The trick is teaching people how to think … Continue reading
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How to Increase Creativity & Start Innovating
“What do Velcro, barbed wire, and chain saws have in common? They were all patterned after structures found in nature.” Writes Holly G. Green, for Innovation Excellence. Green explains how these innovations came about through our brain’s ability to form patterns. … Continue reading
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7 Ways to Gain Self Confidence as a Leader
by Marshall Goldsmith Here are a few suggestions that I give leaders who have self-confidence issues. 1. Decide if you really want to be a leader. Many of the MBAs who report self-confidence issues are brilliant technicians. They often find … Continue reading
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