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Intelligent questions: The strategic importance

Intelligent Questions

“I don’t need questions,” a manager bellows, “I need f’n solutions!” Right — but the solutions usually come from asking the right Qs. Here’s how to tame this dragon of a process. Continue Reading

Leadership pipeline: Let’s get it right

Leadership Pipeline

Let’s stop with the bluster, BS, and excuses. Continue Reading

The attention to detail paradox

Attention to Detail

If you’re hitting your real targets, your “attention to detail” can be sloppy as hell. But if your boss doesn’t like you, this will keep you in a box. Continue Reading

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Talent management strategy should leave HR

Talent Management Strategy

I know: let’s put the acquisition of people — a company’s biggest cost and greatest resource — into the hands of a department that executives barely care about. This will end super well. Continue Reading

How to quit your job (and train your dragon)

How to quit your job

Hint: less emotional grenades and psychological napalm, and more preparation and transparency. Continue Reading

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Succession planning is about psychology

Succession Planning

To some guys, this is the most emotionally-intense part of work: you essentially have to admit that your company can exist without you. OH LORDY. Continue Reading

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Bad leadership costs you about $144,541.30 per day

Bad Leadership

“No time for that shit, Judy! Kick it to HR! They have the functional knowledge! I’m out here building the biz!” Continue Reading

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Hiring solutions: Competence is overrated

Hiring Solutions

Who cares what you’ve done if you’re not capable of growth, which is what companies ultimately seek? Continue Reading