Management
How I Lead: Building Trust and Communication Between Teams
A conversation with HHS executive Ken Sosne.
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Who Wins in the Name Game?
From dating to job prospects, a name has remarkable power over the path of its owner's life.
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Ditch the Memo for a Dashboard: How to Show Your Program's Progress
Tell your story with infographics that link metrics and chief indicators.
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What Corporate America Is Learning About Keeping Workers Happy
Organizations with ample perks outperform those without and retain better talent.
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Innovation the NASA Way: What’s Your Mission?
It doesn’t take a space race to inspire your team to think and act boldly.
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Five Lessons to Learn From The Wall Street Career of Ace Greenberg
Hard work beat a degree and other notes from the giant.
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How Business Skills Can Develop Better Military Officers
Three things the Army could learn from corporate America.
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Zomato Has a “Deskless” Office so That Employees Never Get Too Complacent
Employees need to be flexible in terms of roles, locations, and reporting structures.
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How to Run a Team of People Who Never See Each Other
The best tips for running a distributed team while maintaining trust, a cohesive culture, and collaboration.
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The Complete Guide to Having a Creative Breakthrough
Your next lightbulb moment could be closer than you think.
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Is It Better for the Government to Lease or Own?
Five things to consider when your agency needs office space.
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Five Games That Reveal Executive Function in Kids
Matching up cards and planning the next chess move can help develop a set of skills that may be more important for success than IQ points.
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Being Powerful Distorts People's Perception of Time
With all the extra time they imagine they have, top execs tend to experience less stress than those lower down the ladder.
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NIH’s Formula for Innovation: People + Ideas + Time
Institutes pilot longer grant cycles for sustained medical research funding.
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Clandestine to Clever: Tweets Reveal Government's Human Side
What we all can learn from the CIA's Twitter account.
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Morning People Are More Likely to Lie to Their Bosses in the Afternoon
And night owls tend to be less ethical in the morning—but siestas might make everyone behave a little better.
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5 Reasons Your Team Thinks You’re a Bad Boss
Don’t be that leader everyone loves to hate.
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The Power of Two
Despite the mythology around the idea of the lone genius, the famous partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney demonstrates the brilliance of working in pairs.
Management
Depression and Stress Are Killing Productivity
If a virus or other illness was running rampant through your workforce, you wouldn’t sit back and do nothing.
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