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269. The Macro Blind Spot Of A Micromanager
There are two types of micromanagers.One you know about, the other you don't. The question is, are you a micromanager and don't recognize it? Your employees do.
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10. Leadership Lessons: From A to Z and Beyond
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268. The Right To Disconnect And Ignore Your Boss
Six countries have already enacted the right to disconnect law. The US isn't one of them. It's up to you to bring some balance back into life. No pressure.
9. The Secret To Success
Welcome to my world, where the process of finding my lost keys reveals some pretty profound [...]
267. The Secret To Stability At Work
Are you stable? Before you answer that, you need to read this article about stability at work. Not to be overly dramatic, but your life depends on it. Yeah, I know, that was overly dramatic.
8. Behind Every Leader: The People We Take For Granted
It’s time to look behind the curtains of history's most iconic creations, from BMW’s ultimate driving [...]
7. Your True Job: The Lessons From Amazon and McDonald’s
Buckle up, Buckaroo. It’s time to peel back the corporate curtain on Amazon and McDonald's. They aren’t [...]
266. How To Create A Culture of Accountability At Work
Accountability is the biggest problem in the workplace. There are four non-negotiable requirements to hold people accountable. That's where the problem begins.