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Highlights From 2016’s Leadership Lessons
What tools or tactics do you need to be an effective executive and leader? That's a question Carrier Management has tried to address in 2016 by highlighting approaches, in part, from experts of all ...
A Boss Can Improve Efficiency Relying on Rivals and Even (Healthy) Conflict
Squandered work time can be expensive for companies, to the tune of $15.5 million on average, according to researchers from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and Ohio State. ...
Traditional Model of Leadership May Not Work for Millennials: Exec Coach
Many organizations are struggling to make leadership roles attractive to a generation that looks at their bleary-eyed, overworked bosses and thinks, "I don't want to sign up for that," says Executive ...
Why a Five-Hour Workday May Make Sense
The American workforce has become lazy. I estimate, conservatively, that knowledge workers are four times as efficient as they were 20 years ago. That's why I moved my company to a five-hour workday ...
InsurTech Founders Are Often Not Insurance Industry Veterans
As InsurTech companies increase in number and scope, the P/C industry may be surprised about one thing: only a small number of founders may actually be insurance industry veterans. So says, Tim ...
CEOs Succeed by Making Time Alone to Think
One way the best CEOs get important work done is by pulling partially back from their executive staff in order to think and focus. Bain & Company partner James Allen argues that this is an ...
Mindfulness a Key Attribute for Inspirational Leaders: Bain
Inspired employees are more than twice as productive as satisfied employees, according to new research from Bain & Co. What makes a leader inspirational? The most important attribute is ...
Take Charge of Your Own Leadership Development
You've heard these words: "I'm frustrated that I'm not moving up fast enough at work...Why was I passed over for a promotion that I thought I deserved…They told me that I wasn't qualified for a ...