Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesCustomer Experience How Your Brand Can Stand Out and Grab Your Customer's Attention Inc Magazine - David CancelStanding out as a business-to-business (B2B) company in the post-pandemic world means doing things differently. Here's how to stay ahead. Even though we've spent much of the last year apart from one another,...
Inc Magazineflipped into LeadNaomi OsakaPeople Who Admit These 3 Brutal Truths Have Very High Emotional Intelligence. (Examples: Oprah Winfrey, Kate Winslet, Naomi... Inc Magazine - Bill Murphy Jr.Authenticity, vulnerability, and universality: all from positions of strength. This is a story about powerful women and emotional intelligence. It's the kind of advice you'll find in my free ebook, Improving...
Inc Magazineflipped into TechnologyTechnology Apple's 3-Day Return to Work Plan Is the Best I've Seen Yet Inc Magazine - Jason AtenTim Cook emailed employees to let them know what to expect starting this fall. Of all the challenges companies have been faced with over the past year, few have been bigger than figuring out how to continue...
Inc Magazineflipped into StartupBusiness Just Graduated and Launching Your Own Business? Here's What You Need to Know to Get Started Inc Magazine - Jenny RookeHere's the winning formula to building a successful foundation The 2021 class of newly minted Ph.D.s, Master's and Bachelor's graduates hit the job market in the most unusual conditions of the modern era....
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesSteve Jobs 14 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Sent The Most Important Email in the History of Business Inc Magazine - Jason AtenA simple, one-sentence email turned Apple into the most valuable business of all time. Apple's trial with Epic has been over for almost two weeks, but that doesn't mean we aren't still learning interesting...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesEntrepreneurship Why Purpose Is the Most Important Attribute an Entrepreneur Can Have Inc Magazine - Brian HamiltonAs simple as it sounds, having a strong "why" behind your business is an essential ingredient for becoming a successful entrepreneur. What are the absolutely essential ingredients for being a successful...
Inc Magazineflipped into LeadMike Krzyzewski Why Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Ask the Dumbest Questions in the Most Stressful Moments Inc Magazine - Jeff HadenCase in point: What Mike Krzyzewski said to his Duke team just before Christian Laettner hit 'the Shot.' Maybe you like Mike Krzyzewski. Maybe you don't. (Since we're talking about Duke, most people, over...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesEnvironment 4 Tips on Successfully Leading Interns This Summer Inc Magazine - Tom WalkerInternships look a lot different this year as we navigate a return to the office. Here's how to lead with the new working environment in mind. In 2020, companies that hired summer interns had to revise...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesLeadership How Women Leaders Can "Shoulder Up" to Maximize Positive Impact Inc Magazine - Phyllis NewhouseTrue change comes from doing more than just advocating I believe that women have the power to change history in this moment. I think for the needle to move, though, we must push it together. We have that...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesSmall Business 3 Ways to Get Minority-Led Small Businesses Back to Business Inc Magazine - Alicia DonigerThe initiatives minority business leaders say every small business should practice to reach a full economic recovery. If the pandemic deepened the challenges of dealing with long-felt issues among business...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesCEOs How This Successful Founder Deals With Stress in a Way Most Leaders Would Reject Inc Magazine - Marcel SchwantesAccepting three little words could pave the way to better mental health. A CEO's job is no easy task. Even tougher is starting a business. One now successful founder I've featured told me he lost his and...
Inc Magazineflipped into Top StoriesRace & Ethnicity 'They Would Call Me Dragon Lady': The Complexity of Speaking Up as an Asian American Woman Inc Magazine - Christine Lagorio-ChafkinThe co-founder of Omni Bev and Luxie Beauty has faced racism and a spectrum of stereotypes. Now she's opening up about her fear--and her optimism for the future. Tammy Huynh came to the U.S. at age 10...
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