No matter where you are in your management journey, one thing remains constant—your ability to lead people matters more than just technical expertise. In fact, research shows that 89% of hiring managers believe a lack of soft skills leads to poor hires, yet many managers focus more on hard...
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4 tips for a productive routine minus the monotony
Some people thrive in routine. They love waking up knowing exactly what mountains need to be climbed, and they are up for the challenge. Other people find joy in spontaneity and prefer to tackle things as they come. Both of these approaches are totally valid ways to plan your day—and it all comes down to knowing when to plan, and knowing when not to plan.
The definitive guide to defining your company’s values
Choosing your company values isn’t always straightforward. In fact, it can be downright hard to summarize your guiding principles in a few brief statements. If you're struggling to pin down your organization's values, we've got your back.
Filling the gap: 6 steps to identify & define new positions
Changing your team structure is always risky—and so is hiring someone new. But with a little strategic thinking, ingenuity and a healthy dose of honesty, we’ll help you scale your company the right way. Come along as we explore six key steps to identify, define and hire for the right positions.
4 Creative ways to make meetings more engaging
There’s nothing wrong with adding some pizzazz to the agenda. From theme tunes to sweet treats, here are a few ways to get creative in your next meeting.
What will work/life balance look like in 2022?
The work world is changing. With more and more companies working from home, teams need to be careful to avoid remote work burnout—something that’s easier said than done. Let’s take a look at how to navigate the wild west of the work world.
How to choose the best employees for your business
Everyone knows that looking for a job can be extremely difficult, but few people acknowledge that hiring someone can be just as hard. Great organizations understand that employees are not just a dime a dozen. Choosing the right candidate takes time, deliberation, and a whole lot of trust.