Ray Manley — October 11, 2018 Follow @rbmanley — October 11, 2018 00 Days 23 Hours 53 Minutes 07 Seconds We’ve all heard the infomercials and radio spots where we’re told that “supplies are limited” and I think we’ve all seen online countdown timers like the one above. (By the way, the countdown timer is … Continue reading Use Both ‘Dimensions’ When Creating ‘Urgency’
Jacqueline Nagle — October 9, 2018 Follow @https://twitter.com/SpeakableYOU?lang=en — October 9, 2018 To assume is the most dangerous thing. I keep slipping back into the assumption that for all of us involved in the world of work – whether in our own business or a career – we understand the importance of storytelling. How powerful … Continue reading Stop Fighting With Logic
Chris Smith — October 8, 2018 Follow @officialsilb — October 8, 2018 It’s no news to any entrepreneur that the first year of business is a tough one. Navigating the ups and downs of being a business owner can be difficult but also incredibly rewarding. With the 5.7 million SMEs that exist in the UK, … Continue reading 5 Common Issues in the First Year of Business and How to Avoid Them
Dmytro Spilka — September 16, 2018 Follow @spilkadi — September 16, 2018 It’s no secret that a happy office makes for a productive one. In fact, it’s been observed that happier employees are 12% more productive in the workplace and that people who report being happy at work take ten times fewer sick days than … Continue reading How Workforce Management Can Lead To a Happier Office
Syed Balkhi — September 15, 2018 Follow @SyedBalkhi — September 15, 2018 Giving up control and putting your trust in others can be difficult. You may have the mindset that everything has to be perfect and it’s important that every task is completed the way you want it done. But this mindset can take a … Continue reading You Can’t do Everything: 5 Tips to Delegate like a Pro
Eric Douglas — September 13, 2018 Follow @LeadingResource — September 13, 2018 I was working today with a woman newly named to a senior-level position. She asked me if I had any tips for her. I said sure. Here are seven things I wish I had known when I was put in a management role: … Continue reading 7 Coaching Tips for Managers
Michelle Delgado — August 30, 2018 Follow @clutch_co — August 30, 2018 Free-Photos / Pixabay It’s easier to join the gig economy than ever before. From apps like Lyft and Seamless to freelance platforms like Upwork, thousands of side hustle opportunities are at our fingertips every day. But many people who participate in the gig … Continue reading 3 Things Managers Should Know About the Gig Economy
Selling The Value Of AI To Your CMO by Steve Sirich , Op-Ed Contributor, August 2, 2018 Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the marketplace at a phenomenal pace. Brands that embrace AI are fueling business decisions with powerful data insights to expand market share. According to Forrester, brands that effectively master AI will out-compete their … Continue reading Selling The Value Of AI To Your CMO
Rick Goodman — July 27, 2018 Follow @DrRickGoodman — July 27, 2018 Clker-Free-Vector-Images / Pixabay There’s no way around it: If you want to enjoy a positive work experience—and get plenty of opportunities to grow and to shine—you’re going to need your boss to trust you. But what happens if you lose that trust? What … Continue reading Regaining Your Boss’s Confidence
Eyal Katz — July 9, 2018 Follow @eyalk100 — July 9, 2018 Being a manager can suck because you have to deal with absenteeism, fatigue, conflict and performance issues. If one or more employees display these issues in the workplace it can bring an entire department or business down. And if it affects morale the … Continue reading 21 Creative Management Ideas that Actually Work
