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Have you ever done a group project where other members didn’t do their part? When you’re starting your career and get the role you’ve been wishing for, it’s exciting. Yet you may find ...

Summary. Corporate executives often use war metaphors like “declaring war on the competition” to project strength and confidence in their strategies. Research reveals that these aggressive ...

Three new books offer strategies to help. Three new books offer strategies to help: Big Goals, by Caroline Adams Miller; Tiny Experiments, by Anne-Laure Le Cunff; and Reset, by Dan Heath.