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AMA Quarterly spoke with Jacqueline Carter, the co-author with Rasmus Hougaard of The Mind of the Leader: How to Lead […]
People such as artists and innovators have always used “elastic thinking” in the creative process. Now, in an environment that’s […]
Managers need to alter their thinking patterns and try new things to respond to change. They may be stuck in […]
Many companies are out of kilter as the pace of change increases, making it difficult to remain current in the […]
Where does a manager’s authority in an organization come from? Officially, it is given to them by the company’s upper […]
Every manager will be forced periodically to refuse a request made by an employee. But there are different ways to […]
To serve in a leadership role and manage others, you must adept at communicating clearly and getting your messages across […]
Employees who experiment, learn, and put their best skills to use can achieve great results. So how can managers encourage […]
What is the fundamental unit of disruption in an organization? It is the individual, says Whitney Johnson, a C-suite advisor […]
As companies experiment with artificial intelligence (AI), human-machine collaboration is emerging as a promising area of improved outcomes. While large […]
With a confident public speaking style, you can communicate ideas and information well and support work initiatives. When you speak […]
Would you like some advice on making the transition to leadership? Or quick pointers on topics of interest in the […]
