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Despite the allure of magic hard-ball tactics that will make you “win” the negotiation table, most negotiation research shows that this simplistic picture is pure fiction especially given that truly Continue Reading →
We, as a collective, socialize boys and girls to be different. We create and then amplify gender-based differences and then pass these along through both overt and subtle messages. Continue Reading →
The artisans in Masoro are employees of Abahizi Dushygikirane Corporation or ADC, the supplier of Kate Spade & Company’s on purpose label, which launched in May 2014. Professors Catherine Tinsley Continue Reading →
As a Senior Industry Fellow of the Georgetown University Women’s Leadership Institute, I had the privilege of participating in the Institute’s October experimental workshop to brainstorm initiatives for continued Continue Reading →
For many, ascending higher and higher in their job positions has been a mainstay of career growth in the worlds of both business and government. For the select few who Continue Reading →
Organizations take great pains to recruit, select and develop world-class employees and are rightly concerned when these employees leave. Thus, most managers would like to know how to improve Continue Reading →
Mentoring. It sounds like a good idea. But finding ways to fit this into a networked, constantly connected, and over-messaged environment can be difficult. While individuals are finding themselves Continue Reading →
Creativity – everyone seems to need more of it. That’s understandable because creativity is at the root of innovation and gets us past the impasses that would otherwise mean Continue Reading →
I recently was in Rwanda on behalf of the Georgetown University Women’s Leadership Institute as part of a research team studying Kate Spade & Company’s “On Purpose” program. The Continue Reading →
Leaders often create teams of people with different skills and expertise to solve complex problems. For example, companies create cross-functional teams for launching new products bringing together engineers and Continue Reading →
