Managing the Decline: How to Say “No” Without Guilt

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In the last month or so, nearly every business magazine that arrives in my virtual and physical mailboxes has featured articles related to burnout, overwhelm and the blurring of boundaries as a byproduct of managing through the COVID-19 pandemic.  While many of us may have been working long hours before in-person work and gatherings ground to a halt in March of 2020, the pandemic has somehow exacerbated the inability to create a balance between our work and personal ...

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Why You Need to Pace Yourself in a New Role

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Whether you pursued a new leadership role or were recruited into one, pacing yourself effectively is important to your ultimate success.  When you’ve been through a long process with multiple interviews, possibly a presentation, and completed final negotiations, the temptation is to hit the ground running and make a big impression on your boss and everyone ...

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New Year’s Resolutions

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Another New Year is upon us. This past year, the holidays had a decidedly different feel, given the pandemic and an uncertain economy. Life has become more precious, and generally, individuals are looking for ways to increase the balance between their work and personal lives—family, friends and volunteer activities. How can you identify what’s most important ...

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Communicating Across Generations: How Best Leadership Practices Can Help

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The ability to achieve successful cross-generational interactions in the workplace is often intertwined with an organization’s leadership culture and values. When young professionals are queried about the type of leadership that successfully motivates their productivity, responses mirror what we have come to know as effective leadership values and competencies: high emotional intelligence: empowerment versus micro-management; trust; ...

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Don’t Let Your Network Fizzle When The Summer Sizzles

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Many people struggle to maintain their networks during the summer months when professional and trade associations typically cease meeting. A break from these natural networking opportunities need not deprive you of the benefits you gain from meeting regularly with colleagues.

Even if you are not engaging your network for a specific purpose (i.e., a ...

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Asking for Feedback Without Compromising Your Self-Esteem

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The quality of your job performance is one of the key factors in your ability to advance your career. Earning respect and recognition for your performance increases your capacity to receive promotions, salary increases and the types of assignments that enable you to enhance and develop your career. However, to deliver a quality performance, you need ...

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