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How Favorable is the CEOs Rating? Tips on How to Improve Workplace Culture
There are plenty of CEOs who are trusted, admired and widely effective. Unfortunately, even the good ones make mistakes. When their missteps are the type that turns their employees against
Leadership Tips to Avoid a Failed Merger & Acquisition
Why Mergers & Acquisitions Fail Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have been the number one growth strategy for corporations worldwide for the past 45 years. The Harvard Business Review states that
5 Mistakes You’re Making When You Ask for a Raise
Asking for a raise can be one of the most stress-inducing, awkward processes you go through at work. But it’s a necessary part of being in the workforce. Because being
Why America needs a vacation from work
There’s a lot to love about the American workforce. We’re well-educated, creative and determined. But there’s a dark side, too. More than half of all Americans don’t take all their
The Message Maven’s guide to texting in the workplace
Chances are, your workplace communication techniques have changed since you began your career. I remember receiving paper memos in my office mailbox. I always took note of whose mailbox was
How to build your office dream team
Imagine an office where everyone works together for the good of the company. The employees are engaged, motivated and hard working. The clients are happy. And everyone treats each other
Four tips for successful change communication
Every organization will go through periods of change, whether it is restructuring, or a transition in leadership or business strategy. Many leaders understand the importance of communicating these changes clearly
A leadership lesson from the Minnesota Business (Real) Power 50
Earlier this month, I was selected as member of Minnesota Business magazine’s 2017 (Real) Power 50. It’s an honor to be selected. This is how the magazine describes this list: The
Here’s what you need to know before you talk to the CEO
It’s understandable to be a little nervous before a meeting with the CEO. You may be thinking that this conversation can make or break your career: Say or do the