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July 02, 2013 The SCOTUS Decisions Every Employee Should Be Talking AboutBy Allan A. Ryan Two under-the-radar decisions make it harder for employees to sue for discrimination. |
IT managementTen Steps to Planning an Effective Cyber-Incident Response by Tucker Bailey and Josh BrandleyAfter a cyber attack, the first question people will ask is "What did this institution do to prepare?" EntrepreneurshipThe Next Big Opportunity for Startups by Jessica LawrenceTo really reinvent the way we work, startups need to go beyond the beer fridge. Getting buy-inPractical Tips for Overcoming Resistance by Mark GoulstonUse the techniques hostage negotiators use. Managing peopleHere's How to Actually Empower Customer Service Employees by Chris DeRose and Noel TichyA five-step process for putting power in the hands of those who need it most. Decision makingWhy You Might Make a Better Decision After a Quick Game of Solitaire by Andrew O'ConnellDuring a distraction, the brain unconsciously enhances the memory of a problem's essence. Career planningYour Brand Is the Exhaust Fume of the Engine of Your Life by Nilofer MerchantIf you want people to be impressed with you, build something awesome. |
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