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  How AI is reshaping leadership training for today’s workplace

  Fast Company - BY Aytekin Tank

  AI isn’t just for automating tasks—it’s transforming leadership training by offering personalized, real-time feedback. I founded my company nearly two decades ago. As a bootstrapper, it was initially just me, but soon enough we grew to a dozen people, then a few dozen, then a hundred, and so on. In …

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  How great leaders use curiosity to drive innovation

  Fast Company - BY Tony Martignetti

  The leaders who thrive in times of change are the ones who ask the boldest questions. Here’s why curiosity is a competitive advantage. Curiosity isn’t just a good personality trait or an indulgence—it’s a leadership superpower. In a business environment where innovation dictates success, curiosity …

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  Do these 3 things if you want a promotion this year

  Fast Company - BY Mita Mallick

  If you are working hard and still not getting promoted, this is why and what to do about it. I was taught that hard work would get me ahead, would ultimately pay off, and would get me promoted. But several years ago, when I was passed up for yet another promotion, I was angry and devastated because I …

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  5 signs you’re being talked over in meetings, and how to stop it for good

  Fast Company - BY Megan Dalla-Camina

  Being interrupted or talked over in meetings isn’t just annoying—it’s a leadership issue. You’re mid-sentence in a meeting, sharing an idea or outlining a strategy you’ve been thinking through for weeks—then it happens. Someone jumps in, cuts you off, and shifts the conversation. You fade out while …

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  Want a private life? Here's 5 ways to reclaim your privacy

  Fast Company - BY Next Big Idea Club

  In an age of constant connectivity, privacy can feel like a thing of the past—but award-winning professor Lawrence Cappello makes a compelling case for why it still matters. Lawrence Cappello is an award-winning professor of U.S. legal & constitutional history at the University of Alabama and a …

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  Leaders: Changing your mind is fine, but you need to communicate

  Fast Company - BY Art Markman

  There are plenty of reasons why leaders put off announcing a change, but here’s why it can be so damaging to your brand. Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote that “a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.” Despite the popular image of a strong leader as one who makes bold decisions and …