This is a HBR article written by Dana Rousmaniere and the link to the original post is here. Nobody loves meetings. But they can be especially taxing for people who crave a quieter setting for brainstorming or thinking through issues, or who struggle to have their voices heard in a room full of loud-talkers. How …
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Boldness and Good Judgement Are Important Leadership Capabilities
This is a HBR post written by Jack Zenger and Joseph Folkman. The article is about the leadership quality 'boldness' stands apart from other leadership qualities in being perceived as an effective leadership quality. The link to the original article is here. Fortune favors the bold, goes the old Roman saying. Our research suggests fortune …
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Control, Authenticity and Rituals Reduce Stress and Anxiety
This is a HBR post written by Francesca Gino and the link to the original article is here. If you’re like me, you often ask yourself how you can get more work done in a day. How can you best boost your productivity? I always assumed that if I could just reduce any stress I …
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Please Stop Complaining About How Busy You Are
This is a blog post from Harvard Business Review Blog Network and it is written by Meredith Fineman. I am re-blogging this post as I felt the article is spot-on and it is relevant to all our lives. The post starts below.We’re all just so “busy” these days. “Slammed” in fact. “Buried.” Desperately “trying to keep our …
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