Are You Brave Enough for Managerial Courage?

By Heidi Eaves When you work for someone else, sometimes your values match those of the company and its leaders—and sometimes they don’t.  Depending on...

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Life Of The ‘Office’ Party: Managers’ Holiday Party Gaffes Revealed

Falling into a pool, sleeping under a table, fighting with the boss and screaming like a werewolf – scenes from a rough weekend or...

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Moving Leaders to Invest in Learning: The Strategic Imperative

By Garry Priam “Take away my people, but leave my factories, and soon grass will grow on the factory floors. Take away my factories, but...

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CEO TalkBack: Raising the Leadership Bar

By Natalie Michael, CPHR Learning and development is a topic that is near and dear to my heart.  Supporting executives to be successful is what...

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Five Criteria for Cross-Cultural Leadership

By Debbie Narver Why is diversity in the workplace important and what do business leaders need to prepare?  This article focuses on the relationship of...

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Are Millennials Ready For The Corner Office?

Most CFOs have faith in millennial workers' abilities to become future leaders, recent research from Robert Half shows. Eighty-five per cent of CFOs interviewed...

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Soft-Skills Futures Ahead: Five Ways to Help Employees Develop ‘AQ’

By Faith Tull As technology, culture and social norms are all changing rapidly, employers need talent that can combine technical know-how with general capabilities, or...

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“In what area does HR leadership most strongly impact an organization?”

Laurie Glasser, CHRP principal, Kelowna Human Resources Consulting As principal of Kelowna HR, Laurie Glasser, CHRP, PIC offers human resources, career transition and professional resume services.  She...

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