The rule of awkward silence has always been valuable. But in a world of instant gratification, it's more useful than ever.

An analysis of 360-degree assessments done during the pandemic.

Companies across the U.S. are pledging to hire and promote more women and people of color, in many cases saying they want to make their workplaces reflect their customers. Boston-based Eastern Bank has made sustained efforts yet still says “we have a long way to go.”

Winter is coming. Here's my preview of the new books to warm it up—they cover fear and courage, isolation and inclusion, tradition and transformation, ... 127 comments on LinkedIn

Form 1099-NEC isn’t a new form, but it's set to replace 1099-MISC for non-employee compensation. Learn about the changes taking place for tax year 2021.

Nearly four million Americans have stopped working or looking for jobs, a 2.2% contraction of the U.S. work force. A smaller labor market leaves fewer workers to build machines and clean tables, restraining the economy’s long-term prospects.

Before making a tough decision that impacts your team's future, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has a simple suggestion: Ask them for advice. It worked for him.

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Mapping the technology adoption curve to ideas gives insights as to which business models work on which parts of the addressable market.

Learn More here: https://intentbasedleadership.com/ibl-online-courses/ https://intentbasedleadership.com/enroll-for-the-nudge Back before the coronavirus shu...

'It takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose.'

Impacted by corona virus, LA was forced into citywide lockdowns and social distancing measures. Observe these iconic locations from the air, recorded on an I...

We spent 3 weeks working alongside Anna Rubincam a contemporary stone carver working in London as she carved a portrait from start to finish. Check out the showcase on @directorsnotes http://directorsnotes.com/2017/05/15/eyes-ears-a-continuous-shape/

Steering Your Organization is Like Flying a Kite!

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Karen Kaplan, science and medicine editor for The L.A. Times: If you want to know why public health officials are so nervous about how much worse the COVID-19 pandemic will get as the holiday season unfolds, consider what happened after a single, smallish wedding reception that took place this summer in rural Maine.

I am looking to read more Native American authors. Do you have any recs or historical books? Thanks.— Minda Harts (@MindaHarts) November 13, 2020

A toy company owner decided the benefits of having everyone together, with safeguards, outweighed the risks. Some were readier than others to return.

Author Minda Harts explains why black women need to be their own best advocates during a pandemic and crisis.

Between the iconic California shoreline and the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest, America’s left coast is home to an array of diverse…

Here in Los Angeles, the true stars have single name recognition and are skilled at evading the limelight. Fitting then, that the biggest star in town should be known merely by a designation and be…

Leave it as It Is is the most engaging and powerful book about Western public lands that I have read in a long time. Gessner published a terrific book in 2015 titled All the Wild That Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West, and I find some Abbey and Stegner in this new book, both in style and content. He traveled the West in search of Abbey and Stegner

Designed to help readers develop a critical eye about representations of American Indians in children's and young adult books

My wife @RebeccaSittler, a Nebraska native, reminded me today of why NE splits its electoral votes. If Biden does not win PA, NE's single electoral vote (from districts around Omaha) will be why he has 270. THIS lone blue dot. The reason is Ernie Chambers. pic.twitter.com/z2YVfannpi— Dr. Andrew R. Schrock (@aschrock) November 4, 2020