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Picture a workplace where mistrust is the norm, employees are concerned with protecting their reputations, and teams seek to defend their "turf" an...

Strong leadership is critical for successful organizations. If a company has a strong leadership team, it is more likely to meet goals, empower its...

Managers and employees make decisions every day based on personal experience, conventional wisdom, widely accepted best practices, or even the late...

A survey by Korn/Ferry International found that more than 2 million people leave their jobs each year because of unfairness in the workplace, costi...

Influence is a tool of the successful—being able to affect influence or win others to your way of thinking, demands respect and allows you the auth...

In our increasingly competitive world, we all need to be more productive than ever. Not only must we do our jobs in less time and with fewer resour...

A survey by CareerBuilder found that 69 percent of organizations have been adversely affected by a bad hire in the past year. A bad hire was consid...

In the business world, etiquette is an encompassing term that makes the difference between a comfortable work environment, and an aggravating one. ...

Classroom training can be challenging, but there are ways to ensure success. There are four areas that make up effective training: Material: Ident...

Coaching skills can be applied to a variety of situations. Common coaching situations involve the "big picture" view of identifying a satisfying li...

To remain competitive, companies need to retain valuable employees, address problems that interfere with productivity, and help employees achieve t...

According to the American Management Association, a communication skills set is one of the six core competencies a manager needs to develop. One re...

According to one report, 40 percent of consumers switched to buying from a competitor because of its reputation for great customer service, 55 perc...

Team chemistry—you know it when you see it, but it can be hard to define. The blend of complementing work-styles, rapport, and organizational cultu...

When most people hear the words "creative problem solving" they think of a haphazard random approach to generating solutions. While it does in fact...

When problems happen at work, employees frequently do one of three things: they panic, they become apprehensive about approaching the problem, or t...

Critical thinking is a skill that most would agree is important in the workplace. But what is it, exactly? Critical thinking is reasonable, reflect...

In today's fast-paced workplace, decisions often have to be made quickly, effectively and without doubt. It is increasingly important for employees...

With increasing globalization comes diversification in the workplace. As organizations turn to hiring employees from many parts of the world, the n...

Delegation is more than assigning work to someone else. Often, it is about entrusting responsibility and accountability. By delegating tasks a mana...

In a survey conducted by the Consumer Reports National Research Center regarding customer service, over 50 percent of respondents said that they hu...

In media and television depictions of the workplace, co-workers are expected to engage in dog-eat-dog office politics to get to the top. Therefore,...

As loyal employees stay with an organization for years, their effectiveness starts to stagnate. Without giving existing employees new roles, provid...

Listening is the cornerstone of communication. Effective listening makes the person speaking feel valued, prevents miscommunication, speeds product...