How to Craft Your Resume to Attain More Senior Positions

If you’re struggling to move past the entry-level or early-years phase of your career, then you are not alone. Here’s how to craft your resume to attain more senior positions.

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The Hardest Transition We’ll Make: From Self-Leadership to Leading Others

Leading others involves an incredible amount of flexibility and a new set of skills. Making the professional leap from self-leadership to leading others can be a tricky transition. Here’s how to navigate through.

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Flexibly Rigid: Why Leaders Need to Balance Agility With Structure

Is it more important for a leader to be flexible and agile or structured and resolute? Maybe the answer is both. Here’s what it takes to embody flexibly rigid leadership.

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Reducing Tension: The Power of “Help Me Understand”

Things are tense. It shouldn’t surprise us. In a pluralistic society, there will be pressure points. However, starting with “Help me understand” is sure to be a tension-reducer.

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Breaking Through Joy Barriers in Our Organizations

There are many things that threaten to steal our joy at work or at home. Scott Savage shares a few ways he’s found to break through those joy barriers.

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How to Avoid Death by Committee

There’s a fine line between getting feedback on a project and allowing your project to succumb to death by committee. How do you avoid an abundance of unhelpful input?

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Better Society, Better Days: Moving from Stale Leaders to Smart Leaders

Bold statements on better days and better society inspire. We need more than inspiration. We need smart leaders from all generations.

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Small Business Marketing for Less

Often, small business owners avoid creating a marketing plan because of fear over costs. Here’s how to do small business marketing for less.

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If You Were Fired, Who Would Protest?

Who would protest if you were fired? Becoming an others-oriented leader might help to lengthen that list.

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The Most Valuable Thing You Can Do Heading into the New Year

Defining your personal values might be the most valuable thing you can do to prepare for next year. Here are three thoughtful questions to help.

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Loyal Leadership: How to Inspire Frontline Employees

Company loyalty seems to be something that is hard to come by these days. How do leaders inspire loyalty in frontline employees while still meeting goals?

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Preventing Panic: How to fight against a feeding frenzy

Preventing panic is a leadership challenge. A poor leader pours fuel on the fire, a great leader does everything they can to contain it.

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