by Hugh Carrington | May 21, 2020 | Nuggets
Tone and Substance Tone and Substance Leaders with clarity and confidence are faring well during the pandemic, says author Rachel Botsman. “There is no rulebook for leadership during a life-threatening global crisis, but we can learn a lot from what female... 
by Hugh Carrington | May 14, 2020 | Nuggets
Play Can Improve Work Play Can Improve Work Play gives us the opportunity to enter a world of knowledge, and shouldn’t just be reserved for children, says professional athlete Pau Gasol. “Knowing how to win and lose, solve problems, work as a team,... 
by Hugh Carrington | May 14, 2020 | Nuggets
Essential Skills Essential Skills No one can tell me that consistently meeting time and budget goals is a soft skill, writes Lou Adler, founder of The Adler Group. “‘Soft skills’ are far too important to be called soft… these non-technical... 
by Hugh Carrington | May 8, 2020 | Nuggets
New Challenges New Challenges The journey we are on as we navigate this new normal is similar to the experience of white-water rafting, says USA Girl Scouts CEO Sylvia Acevedo. “We must all think innovatively and continually build and flex new muscles to tackle... 
by Hugh Carrington | May 5, 2020 | Nuggets
Open and Honest Open and Honest When it comes to leadership during tough times, if you’ve got something bad to say, you should share it, says Tim Ryan, U.S. Chairman and Senior Partner of PwC, in an interview with Adam Bryant. “I’m a big believer in something I... 
by Hugh Carrington | Apr 30, 2020 | Nuggets
Be the Example Be the Example We should model the responsibility, the resolve, and the compassion we wish our public officials and fellow citizens to display, writes Harvard Law School’s Michael Wheeler. “It strikes me that these troubling times call for...
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