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Learning to Delegate as a First-Time Manager

Harvard Business

Learning how to delegate well is a skill every first-time manager needs to learn from the very start. Many people are promoted into management for doing their previous job well. But once you’re promoted into a leadership role, you must accept that you can’t do everything on your own — nor should you.

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How to Earn Respect as a First-Time Manager

Harvard Business

Learn how to address self-doubt while stepping into authority.

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How To Grow & Sell Your Consulting Business Using Systems (Without Working 24/7) with Shannon Susko: Podcast #231

Consulting Success

Balancing strategy, execution, cash, cultural, cohesive, human, and leadership is very important. Learn how to unite these systems into one regimen that works for you and your team. Shannon Susko‘s book, Metronomics, explains what systems your company needs to grow.

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Succeeding as a First-Time Manager

Harvard Business

Three women who’ve recently moved into management speak candidly about learning how to lead.

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Managing Meetings: How to Drive Productivity and Success

Tom Spencer

Starting and ending on time is a mark of professionalism and demonstrates an appreciation for the value of everyone’s time. Time management not only reflects positively on your leadership but also contributes to a more disciplined and productive work environment.

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Don’t Try to Be the “Fun Boss” — and Other Lessons in Ethical Leadership

Harvard Business

Our research suggests that key personality characteristics predict unethical leadership behavior. We combined data across these 30 independent studies to examine the relationship between personality and ethical leadership across a range of different settings and situations. Be vigilant; vulnerability increases over time.

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How to Manage Your Team’s Workload After Layoffs

Harvard Business

All too often in the case of layoffs, the people who survive it are expected to pick up the work that their terminated colleagues left behind. Meanwhile, these layoff survivors are often struggling with survivor guilt, anxiety, and low morale. In short, after a layoff, more is being asked of people who have less to give.