What can we learn from the U.S. Special Forces? Be flexible, de-siloed, and focused on hiring for hard-to-teach skills like emotional intelligence. https://t.co/sw93qG0vyX
Does saying 'thank you' project warmth and thoughtfulness, or perhaps weakness and incompetence? Research suggests maybe all those things. Learn how in "When saying ‘I'm sorry’ and ‘thank you’ makes a big difference" at CBR. https://t.co/fZqqkflO5B
Uncertainty about a nation’s economic policies can influence both politics and financial markets, and the effects often spread beyond the country’s borders. Learn more in "A global measure of uncertain economic times" at Chicago Booth Review. https://t.co/cbSR3z4jnP
"The blizzard of regulatory action swirling around platforms is producing new rules and laws, expanded powers for existing regulatory authorities, and the establishment of new regulatory authorities. " ——D. Daniel Sokol and Marshall W. Van Alstyne https://t.co/LimtBrtTNj
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Talk to your children, calmly validating their feelings, while reinforcing that you and other adults are working hard to keep them safe and help them learn during this atypical time. https://t.co/CN8Yf1pjVp
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Maintaining positive relationships with your own employees is a good thing, but over the long run your priority is to deliver results. Are you under-managing? https://t.co/qBKX9nvGqW