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Video transcript: Are your organization’s leaders pushing for employees to “get back into the office”? Zoom, the video conferencing giant, recently announced a policy change that requires employees who live near a company office to be onsite two days a week.  Google, Amazon and Salesforce have enacted similar policies in the last few months. KPMG’s 2023ContinueContinue reading “Are you, as a leader, suffering from BMS?”

Tim Mossholder In a world rife with unpredictability, there is one thing that can be said with absolute certainty: the United States of America is not unfamiliar with the concept of positivity. A healthy dosage of optimism is something that is profoundly knit into the cultural fabric, and it can be found anywhere from off-the-cuffContinueContinue reading “The role of positivity in the cultural fabric of the United States”

Leading effectively requires emotional intelligence, which involves being able to recognize, understand, and manage one’s own emotions as well as other people’s emotions. A leader with high emotional intelligence can build strong relationships, build positive working environments, and achieve results. However, leaders with low emotional intelligence may struggle in these areas. This blog post exploresContinueContinue reading “7 Signs You Have Low Emotional Intelligence In Your Leadership”

Halloween celebrations in the office allow team members to express their creativity and can help build a sense of camaraderie among colleagues. However, in the professional arena, it’s necessary to balance the fun with responsibility. As you plan your costume for the spooky occasion, we’re sharing the do’s and don’ts of Halloween office party etiquette.ContinueContinue reading “Costumes, Candy, and Courtesy: Halloween Office Party Etiquette”

A recent discussion with a group of late millennial professionals led to some important insights about what the next generation wants to learn from their current leaders and what workplace experience they’re seeking. The group was remarkable in that they were all born in 1996, the last year of the millennial generation and have hadContinueContinue reading “The next generation is watching you lead. Here’s what they’re learning”