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3 Skills I Used To Win on Wall Street–That I Didn’t Learn At School

Three skills that are critical to achieving mission success aren’t taught in college. While it is important to work hard, this isn’t effective unless you are getting better. First comes learning to manage your time well, devoting your best hours to what is most important, not most urgent. Second is the ability to sell both […]

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The Biggest Decider of Success Is the Ability to Pick Yourself Up After You’ve Been Knocked Down

A video of businesswoman Katy Lynch describing her business and what she considers the most essential traits and tools for success. She and her husband have an educational technology business that focuses on kids. Her desire for a great education for her own kids is a big motivation. She believes the biggest determinant for entrepreneurial

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Redesigning the Job Interview: Five Ways to Better Assess Talent

Typical job interview formats rely to heavily on standardized questions and do not provide an adequate means of assessing a candidate’s character, which is a major factor in someone’s fit for a position. Some ways to improve this are to facilitate a two-sided conversation, rather than a set of useless, canned questions to be met

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How Good Leaders Leverage Their Weaknesses to Achieve Greatness

In leading your team, individuals’ strengths and weaknesses will quickly become apparent. A good leader concentrates on individual strengths and utilizing them to the fullest extent possible. But great leaders also focus on the weaknesses and find ways to support those shortcomings toward even more success. But the best leaders today realize that in order

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Sheryl Sandberg: ‘Your Biggest Threat Is Whether You’ll Stand in Your Own Way’

Sheryl Sandberg is an author and chief operating officer of Facebook. This means she knows a thing or two about being sucessful in life and in buisness. In her new book she agrees to anwser questions in an interview. She touches on how she moved past and adapted after her husband passed away. This did

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68% Of High-performance Employees Are Contacted About New Job Opportunities At Least Once Per Month

Employers must realize the value that High Performance Employees have vis-a-vis their employment prospects. As the title of the article suggests 68% of them are contacted at least on a monthly basis regarding new opportunities. There appears to be a disconnect between these HPE’s and management as retention in industries that utilize them the most

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The 1 Book Bill Gates And Warren Buffett Say You Should Read To Succeed

The lesson to gain from the Xerox case, in any case, was that despite the fact that the business saw extraordinary achievement, it figured out how to be overwhelmed by rivals in the next decade because of its absence of development, despite the fact that innovative progressions were heaping in. Entryways himself has stressed the

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3 Steps for Successful Email Marketing Campaigns in a “Post-Email” World

Email marketing is a controversial subject, with several different opinions on whether email marketing is dead or still effective. Email isn’t dead as many think, but it will have to get smarter to survive. Marketers nowadays have the challenge of casting a wide net but also being more intricate in what they cast. The first

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6 Things That Kills Employee Morale

Starting by emphasizing the importance of employee morale in retaining employees, while attributing talent drains to poor management. Thus, in his list of things that kill employee morale, almost all are condemnations of managerial power-grabbing, suppression, and psychological manipulation. These all-cart, no carrot types of managers are, in the eyes of the author, massively incompetent,

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Can’t Figure Out How To Please Your Millennial Employees? Try This

As the workforce ages and positions are more and more being filled with millennials, leaders and CEO’s are tasked with the way to deal with the new generation and their expectations. One think that Jessica Mah the founder of InDinero noted, is that millennial are impatient, and they want to see consistent feedback regarding the

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Your Brain Doesn’t Want To Change: 5 Ways To Make It

ANNE GRADY, a guest writer for ceo.com, presents an article about neural exercises to increase cognitive flexibility, with an eye towards building and breaking habits. She posits that most brains resist change because change is threatening to the homeostasis that means safety and health to the brain. While those of us with sufficiently developed prefrontal

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If Humble People Make the Best Leaders, Why Do We Fall for Charismatic Narcissists?

There is proof that a humble and caring leader can be the most effective kind, however it is often in societies near and far, that the choice is actually the opposite, as people tend to indulge in charismatic narcissists. Humble leaders are often unsung heroes, and studies reveal that many successful CEO’s are willing to

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Science Says This Is the 1 Elusive Trait That All Great Leaders Have

Leaders have all sorts of characteristics that make them leaders but one researcher think its a leader’s interpersonal warmth that truly qualifies him or her as a great leader. Interpersonal warmth is defined as likability and trustworthiness. Exuding warmth is hard work but dedicating time and commitment to building up those interpersonal relationships is an

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3 Questions ‘Always On’ Entrepreneurs Needs to Ask Themselves

Entrepreneurs tend to be hard workers that are always working on something. There are some downsides though, and personal reflection should be used to determine if you need to change. Should you turn off your entrepreneurial spirit around friends and family? Relationships could be strained if you are constantly trying to sell something. Can you

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Why Every Smart Decision Comes Only After an Evaluation of Customer Needs

A website for entrepreneurs has an opinion piece about customer needs. The writer contends that it is generally not true that the company can design a new product and people will buy it. Instead, he believes companies that ignore its customers will fail. He writes that the Apple story – creating neat new products –

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