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3 Steps to Ignite a Team

What do the Blue Angels, an improv troupe, and your team’s offsite have in common? They all have the potential to access a new level of genius, creativity, and accomplishment …

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CollaborationCommunicationLeadershipTeamwork
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How Gossip Prevents Promotions: Even the CIA is Guilty

At the CIA, we utilized the full range of performance management tools. We had regular performance reviews, promotion panels, management training and a full spectrum of HR guidance. However, one …

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How to Assemble an Allstar Team: The Process May Surprise You

Attracting and retaining top talent consistently ranks among the top concerns for global CEOs.[1] To succeed in this increasingly competitive arena, organizations spend an incredible amount of time and energy …

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CollaborationEffective CommunicationProductivityTeamwork
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Every Company Desperately Needs a Chief Collaboration Officer

“Too many meetings and too many emails” are the cries of today’s knowledge workers, and both are artifacts of well-intended collaboration spun out of control. Your most precious company resource …

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Collaborationefficiencyoperating rhythmperformance
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Rules to Live By — 3 Requirements to Optimize Your Meetings

“There’s no good way to waste your time. Wasting time is just wasting time.” — Helen Mirren Wasted time in a meeting feels painful. I often hear, “Meetings take me away from …

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CollaborationLeadershipMeetingsTeamworkTime Management
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The Daily Stand-up

On the morning of August 14, 1914, General Joseph-Simon Gallieni, military governor and commander of the Armies of Paris, called a meeting of his cabinet. This gathering was not an …

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