The 20 New Leadership Books for 2020
Adam Grant
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Disney’s Bob Iger On How To Be A Good Manager
Disney CEO Bob Iger’s new book shows how the longtime CEO thinks about management differently than traditional corporate culture.
Real Mentorship Starts with Company Culture, Not Formal Programs
Talent development is an informal, day-to-day process.
How (and why) you should give yourself a year-end review
If you’re serious about achieving your goals in 2020, this is why you should make time for a self-directed look back at your past year.
Drama Part 1: Recognizing (And Avoiding) Drama
You may have heard of the book I’m OK — You’re OK. It was all the rage in the late 60s and is still popular today. It’s about Eric Berne’s theory of Transactional Analysis and his concept of g…
Why Great Employees Leave “Great Cultures”
Does your company practice what it preaches?
The Speech I Never Intended to Give
Marcus Buckingham
Girl Scouts: Don't make your daughter hug people this holiday
At a time when issues of sexual harassment and consent are in the news, and with the holidays just around the corner, the Girl Scouts have resurfaced a recommendation about how parents can help young girls handle affection.
Why You Should Find Time to Be Alone With Yourself
Don’t confuse loneliness with time by yourself.
For “The Walking Dead’s” Scott Gimple, a story needs sadness to make the happiness real
Scott Gimple joins Kai Ryssdal for this installment of "Corner Office" from Marketplace.
The World’s Top Executive Coach? It’s Queen Elizabeth.
Since 1952, the British monarch has held weekly meetings with 14 different prime ministers, offering a confidential ear, historical context and the occasional opinion.
Remote work is more than a job perk—for people with chronic illness, it’s life changing
Remote work is more than a job perk. It allows people who are chronically ill to have full time jobs & excel in them.
Don’t Be an Ally, Be an Accomplice
Willie Jackson
Jim Mattis: Duty, Democracy and the Threat of Tribalism
Jim Mattis
The Great Pretender
Seth Godin
Dying for a better life: South Koreans fake their funerals for life lessons
A South Korean service is offering free funerals - but only to the living.
Microsoft experimented with a 4-day workweek, and productivity jumped by 40%
Microsoft said a four-day workweek in its Japan offices led to a 40% jump in productivity in August.
Julie Andrews: Therapy Saved My Life
The legendary actress, author of a new memoir called "Home Work," shares stories from her past including one about how her friend Mike Nichols showed her tha...
Elite M.B.A. Programs Report Steep Drop in Applications
Chip Cutter
Addicted to Screens? That’s Really a You Problem
Nir Eyal profile
Be Humble, and Proudly, Psychologists Say
Humility is not the boldest of personality traits, but it’s an important one, studies find. And it’s hard to fake.
Where Women Fall Behind at Work: The First Step Into Management
Well before the glass ceiling, women run into obstacles to advancement. Evening the odds early in their careers would have a huge impact.
How to Have Powerful Conversations that Improve Performance with Jonathan Raymond
Jonathan Raymond, Pete Mockatis
Create a “Yes” Filter
Are you mentorable?
Are you open about the areas where you want help? Respectful of your mentor’s time and advice? Here are the characteristics that can make you someone whom other people would like to guide, from men…
Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore
Our unpredictable and overburdened schedules are taking a dire toll on American society.
Enough Leaning In. Let’s Tell Men to Lean Out.
The assertiveness movement has taken a male-defined value system and sold it back to us as feminism.
National Park Service photo gallery
Experience Doesn’t Predict a New Hire’s Success
Is it time to rethink the way we assess job applicants?
Your Top Rival Can Be Your Biggest Ally
Adam Grant