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Tweet Soft skills are represented by a cluster of productive personality traits including leadership, self-awareness,...
Tweet We do much more than, ‘Get by with a little help from our friends,’ as sung by the world-famous Beatles and Joe Cocker. In the spirit of gratitude for friendship, here are four scientifically proven ways these social bonds positively impact our health and happiness. 1. Squash stress levels. Spending time with friends can help...
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Tweet If you’ve never seen the Pulitzer Prize and Tony award-winning best musical, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, I highly recommend it. The hysterical Broadway hit centers on a former window- cleaner’s rise from the mail room to Vice President of Advertising thanks to some quick, key connections he makes on...
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Tweet Think back to the last major conflict you encountered whether with a colleague, friend or family member. Were you able to handle differences of opinion effectively and maintain a peaceful environment? This can be extremely challenging, especially when “hot buttons” are pushed. Worse yet, when left unresolved, disagreements can waste enormous amounts of...
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Tweet Today, 92% of consumers incorporate product and service reviews into their online purchase decision1. Positive reviews are a...
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Tweet Henry Ford once said, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t—you’re right.” This quote is...
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Tweet When evaluating all of the characteristics of effective managers, there are two telling traits—personal character development and a...
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Tweet Believe it or not, employee distrust is pervasive as only half of employees believe their employer is open...
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