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Are You Living With a Brilliant Jerk? Here Are the 4 Sure Signs That Always Identify Them

“CEOs can talk and blab each day about culture, but the employees all know who the jerks are. They could name the jerks for you.” —Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric The brilliant jerk is known by many names.  They include toxic idiot, drama stirrer, and productive but difficult.  These are the one that are

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A Two-Minute Must-Read Before Building Your Personal Plan

Knowledge is everywhere.  You can find out anything about everything in seconds by hopping on Google.  You can learn virtually any skill including learning how to do brain surgery (it’s there, check it out). Wisdom is another matter.  Wisdom is learning how to live a good, productive, and meaningful life.  Wisdom is in shorter supply

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8 Indisputable Leadership Laws for Business Coaches (Learned From Being a Parent)

I have had more than one client refer to their business team as a “family.” It’s true, too, and in more ways than one. As a parent of four kids, I can tell you that business co-workers and family members behave similarly in many essential ways, such as tattling on each other, fighting over toys,

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5 Cases Where Employee Coaching Doesn’t (And Will Never) Work

If you’re deciding whether or not to pour extra time and energy into someone beyond going through the coaching process, make sure no roadblocks get in the way of having a winning engagement. Here’s when coaching doesn’t work: 1. When it is offered as an alternative to punishment Sure, we’ve all the heard stories about

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Understanding FMLA – Short Guide for Employees and Employers

There are times when an employee may need to step away from work to take care of family matters. A common example is soon to be parents welcoming their new child. By law, the FMLA requires that qualified companies provide eligible employees leave with benefits. Companies, however, are not required to provide pay during this

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