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This week we sit down with leadership and talent management advisor Dr. Ranjit Nair. Dr. Nair talks about the trend to humanize the workplace and how to build a culture of dialogue.
By Emily Soccorsy & Justin Foster
Midlife crises are fairly easy to recognize in others, but they’re often not so easy to recognize in yourself—and sometimes even more difficult to recognize
In this short video, TCL faculty member Ranjit Nair talks about the importance of understanding and evaluating others in order to appreciate their ideas and acknowledge the areas in which they can develop.
By Courtney Feider • 3 min read
There is a sea-change afoot in the way the world connects. For a couple of years, this has been brewing in the share economy, manifesting in an explosion of B-C
By Ron Price • 3 min read
No matter what we want to accomplish in life, little gets done without the cooperation of others. We interact with employees, employers, customers, suppliers,
In this short video, TCL faculty member Shawn Kent Hayashi talks about common obstacles that affect presenting skills and how to overcome them.
By Ryan Lisk • 3 min read
Effective leadership is cultivating a balance between knowing employees as humans and knowing what they bring to the team. There is power in knowing something a
In this short video, TCL faculty member Justin Foster talks about using persuasion to move people, and being able to see every person you are leading as unique individuals.
By Jay Steven Levin • 2 min read
There’s a relevant blog post making the rounds currently that encourages “radical candor in workplace leaders.” It’s both well written and well thought
Interpersonal skills are important for a leader because the people that are working for you need to feel connected.
Understanding and evaluating others is the ability to see the individuality in others and to recognize a person’s unique point of view. TCL faculty member Ron Price shares his insights on this important leadership competency.
By Dr. Ranjit Nair • 3 min read
The eradication of performance reviews is the best thing the modern work world has seen in recent times. RIP!