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Get eight best practices to think about when moving to a hybrid work environment.

"There are more nicely designed, minimalistic brands out there than we can count, most of which are not memorable."

As athletes are getting ready for the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 in February, the IOC shows what can be accomplished when we #BelieveInEachOther.

Business leaders often are tempted to focus on strategy over culture. But the strongest companies take four key actions that deliver the best of both.

Being the “only” can leave you feeling as an outsider when you just want to be in. Learn how to view your status as a strength, not a stigma.

This post is for high-growth startups, Heads of Talent, internal recruiting teams, and marketers who value recruiting.  You’re why I still believe that... 34 comments on LinkedIn

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Here are 5 ways leaders can use the Great Resignation to reevaluate what their business stands for. This VP of people calls it the ‘Great Realignment.’

Sure, you've studied the basics, but persuasion doesn't stop there. There are countless other persuasion techniques that you could be using on your site.

The narrative that AI is a benevolent tool that improves human jobs is being challenged by the issues and problems it generates in the real world.

Wharton faculty offer advice on how companies can keep up with the complex demands of consumers by adopting a modern approach to customer lifetime value.

The practices of astronauts offer a model for successfully adapting to remote and hybrid work.

Research on why people are drawn to goods that feel artisanal and handmade.

"Empowering your employees to share a positive opinion of your brand can also be incredibly helpful for growing your reputation as an employer."

To retain your employees, you must embrace a more human and caring workplace

Becoming a certified Predictive Index partner has enabled me to realize the depth of business strategy to people strategy.

In my career it’s possible I have personally emailed 10 million people via campaigns or automation. Sometimes it works well. Sometimes…not so much. Earlier this year, I started working with a wonderful and supportive customer who wants to try everything to see what works. Over the course of the past

Everyone in business-to-business (B2B) marketing agrees brand is important. Without adequate investment in brand we fail to create future demand, we reduce loyalty, we have to lower prices and we make our demand gen dollars less effective.

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Remove the fluff with no clear path to action, and you’ll get higher response rates, better data and more robust answers. You’ll also build trust and waste less time. The purpose of an employee engagement survey is to increase employee engagement. The purpose is not to idly measure, satisfy executives’ curiosity or establish a baseline. […]

How is expertise being redefined in the modern era? We're witnessing either a golden age of expertise or an unmitigated crisis, depending on who you ask.

After the significant disruption to recruiting and hiring over the last year, it’s become clear that companies need to make employer branding a top priority in 2021 and beyond.

How CMOs can move beyond short-term metrics and convince their colleagues that long-term growth requires patience.

Negotiators who understand the most common decision rules — majority rule, chair-decides, and consensus — are more likely to get their way.

". . . strategy positions a brand, describing its relation to its competitors and to its consumers. It dictates the form of all that follows, so why is it formless itself?"