Humans are infinitely better than documentation at helping get to an answer because they understand the context and are dynamic.

I’ve been having career conversations with lots of people in recent days, and Coronavirus is taking center stage.

As a leader, people give your words more weight. Consider how the things you say affect your employees.

As a leader, the best thing you can do is anticipate issues— not just to prevent them, but to manage them when they arrive.

I’ve become an avid fan of mission statements. Let me explain why.

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Instead of solving your employees’ problems, pause and ask them, “What action do you want to take?”

There is a professional and caring way to let go of a difficult employee, and it springs from offering a choice.

Making it personal is about recognizing and communicating the value of others' work.

As a leader, part of your job is giving bad news to your employees. So how do you make these conversations a little less painful?