Seventy Five Percent of New Executives Lack Interpersonal Skills

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A study by the Institute for Executive Development and Alexcel showed 75% of newly hired executives are having trouble with interpersonal skills (the ability to build relationships, collaborate, and influence others). A troubling finding of the study is that many of these executives had both strong technical skills and years of previous management experience and yet…

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Is 50 the New 30?

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The Aging Workforce! The saying 50 is the new 30 may be nice to hear for individuals who are noticing the effects of age creeping up on them, but others in that demographic report that it is wishful thinking. (These doubtful individuals report that they do not feel the same at 50 as they did…

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Nature’s Way for Innovative Problem Solving

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Some of the best wisdom for management problem solving is found in nature which after all was created by the wisest being that exists. For some, this might sound like an impractical way to deal with workplace problems. The truth is however that the natural world is full of breakthrough solutions. Innovative problem solving occurs…

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