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Thought Leaders

How These Co-Founders Divide Their Powers and Get Things Done

If you're in a partnership, it's more important than ever to always be on the same page as your co-founder.

By Rose Leadem

Marketing

When to Use Your Email Signature for More Than a Sign-Off

The email signature can be a powerful marketing tool -- but it can quickly become an irritating vehicle of self-promotion.

By Blaire Briody

Thought Leaders

The Top Overlooked Communication Skill of Great Leaders

Having meaningful conversations with your employees is critical to your company's success.

By Lou Casale

Tech

With Offices Across the Country, This Entrepreneur Keeps His Team on the Same Page With These Apps

In today's tech-driven world, these tools can help you get ahead.

By Rose Leadem

Thought Leaders

3 Leadership Strategies That Will Help Your Business Grow

Hard choices and hard work await you, if you want to change your company's trajectory toward success.

By Bill Nuti

Thought Leaders

When an Employee Wants to Quit, You’re Much Better Off Helping Him or Her Make the Transition

One sign of a very well-run company is when employees can tell their boss they need to move on, without being shoved out the door.

By Janet Comenos

Marketing

Building Your Personal Brand Where You Work

To avoid an employment crisis down the road, start doing simple, effective PR for yourself at the office, now.

By Brittany Larsen

Human Resources

How Transparent Is Too Transparent?

After losing the company's most important client, a founder explains how he broke the bad news to his team -- and what happened next.

By Joe Keohane

Business Ideas

12 Inspiring Tweets From ‘Hamilton’ Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda

He shows that creative pursuits are never easy, but always worth it.

By Nina Zipkin

Thought Leaders

3 Ways to Up Your Game in 2018

Getting out of your comfort zone can make you a better entrepreneur.

By Aaron Price

Human Resources

You Are Made by the People You Say ‘No’ to

Few things are more difficult than telling someone no.

By David Meltzer

Thought Leaders

This Important Leadership Skill Isn’t Hard to Master, But Most Don’t Do It

Here are seven ways for leaders to actively listen and connect with what others have to say.

By Stacey Hanke

Thought Leaders

3 Secrets to a Sincere Apology

Leaders who apologize for their mistakes are actually perceived as stronger and more inspirational than those who don't acknowledge their mistakes, according to a study.

By Vanessa Van Edwards

Building a Business

This Trick Will Help You Promote Yourself Without Coming Off as Self-Centered

The first rule of talking about you: It's not really about you.

By Jason Feifer

Thought Leaders

Entrepreneurs Need to Count Their Words to Make Their Words Count

Words influence thoughts. Thoughts influence behaviors. Behaviors influence results.

By AmyK Hutchens

Human Resources

The Simple Thing Science Says You Can Do to Seem More Likable

A new study finds that this gesture makes you appear approachable.

By Nina Zipkin

Business News

Why You Should Stop Wasting Your Time on Networking Events

There's a better way to make connections.

By John Rampton

Thought Leaders

8 Solutions for Managing a Passive-Aggressive Team

When people are unhappy but afraid to say so, it's a management problem.

By Tracy Maylett

Entrepreneurs

If You’re Using These Words, Then You’re Showing Hidden Signs of Stress

While headaches and mood swings are often indicators of stress, turns out the way we speak is, too.

By Rose Leadem

Human Resources

6 Communication Tips to Strengthen Your Company’s Culture

Teams often get tripped up by semantics as members interact. Here's how to model clear, consistent messaging and foster a more respectful work environment.

By Aviva Leebow Wolmer

Marketing

How to Increase Customer Lifetime Value And Boost Profits

It's cheaper to retain customers than get new ones; use these three strategies and five tactics to keep the ones you have. Your bottom line will thank you.

By Susan Gunelius