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NTT Data: An Influential Japanese Company Going Global

Keiichiro Yanagi is senior executive vice president at NTT DATA Corporation, one of the world’s top 10 IT services providers, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. A […]

Leading Virtual Team Meetings Is About Creating Connections

If you’re leading a virtual team, how do you make your team meetings productive and useful for everyone? For women in this role, it helps […]

12 Questions to Evaluate Where Your Corporate Culture Needs Improvement

Given the rapidly changing demographics of the workforce and the highly competitive nature of the economy, organizations that value hiring top employees have no choice […]

Beyond the Elevator Pitch: 4 Ways Women Can Improve Their Introductions

By Jan Arzooman

Self-promotion doesn’t come easy to women in business, but it’s a huge factor in moving up or making more money—so we find a way to […]

Avoiding the “Parenting” Pitfalls of Employee Accountability

By Srini Pillay, M.D. | 1 Comment

Employee accountability refers to the principle that individuals are responsible for their actions and may be required to explain them to others. Employees are accountable […]

Do’s and Don’ts for Reconnecting—When It’s Been a While

By Jan Arzooman

If building your network is one of your business goals, then getting back in touch with former colleagues or supervisors might be part of that […]

Transformational Growth and Disruptive Change: What Drives Leaders’ Behavior?

By Mark Thompson | 2 Comments

This blog post is part 2 of a two-part series on transformational growth and disruptive change. See part 1 here. Is there anyone out there enjoying […]

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