management
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A mindset worth changing (even though it’s hard to do)
A shorter post today, since the last ones have been on the lengthy side. You might be familiar with the “yes, and” approach, which originated in improv comedy. The concept is that Person A makes a statement and Person B… Continue reading
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The most common mistakes made by first time managers – Part Two
Since it seems like one of my previous posts, in which I outlined some of the most common mistakes made by first time managers (and some veterans, too), resonated with you, here’s a second installment. The first post laid out… Continue reading
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Where did the time go? 5 tips for handling your only finite resource
When talking about daily challenges, one of the most frequent comments I hear revolves around time management. “There’s just so much to do”, “I can’t get things done because of this slew of emails I’m getting every day”, “I’m drowning”.… Continue reading
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Three common hiring mistakes
My two part post about interviewing covered which questions to ask candidates in order to determine whether they are the right fit for the job and your team and what other things to consider in order to ensure a successful interview… Continue reading
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Always bigger, always better?
When your company has been in business and experienced growth for a long time, it’s easy to get caught up in always wanting to top yourself. Obviously, you want every product release to be better than the last one, every… Continue reading
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