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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 Help an Employee Who Struggles with Time Management

Harvard Business

Seven practical steps for managers.

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The 7 Best CRMs For Consultants (& How To Use Them To Win Clients)

Consulting Success

“CRM” stands for customer relationship management, a type of software that helps you manage relationships with your current and prospective clients. Without a CRM, you’ll have a tough time managing the relationships that you build. Your CRM will help you easily manage key. Consulting is a relationship business.

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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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It’s Not “Time Management.” It’s Lean.

Markovitz Consulting

But the reduction in office hours can be the stimulus for creative thinking about how to increase productivity and efficiency. Cleveland Clinic, as well as the IT department at Nationwide Insurance, use a tiered huddle system to drive problem solving down to the lowest possible level and reduce the need for firefighting.

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How to Protect Your Boundaries When Your Company Is Struggling

Harvard Business

In this article, the author outlines strategies for how to focus your energy so you can have the most significant impact while also considering what makes sense for you in the long run. Working longer hours for a struggling company may make you feel like a hero, but one person’s efforts will not save an at-risk organization.

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