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To vitalize your employees effectively, your motivation programs need to be designed with care and meet the needs of the ...

The Five Love Languages is pop psychology that somehow became universally understood relationship advice. Words of affirmation, acts of service, quality time, receiving gifts, physical touch — ...

Note: This is Part One of a three-part series. Unless your business is a one-person show, the success of your company’s goals will depend on the collective work of your team. When there is dysfunction ...

Business travel has become an integral part of many companies’ operations; however, not all employees are enthusiastic about the idea of frequent travel. This could be due to different reasons: some ...

Thats the single most important question in the field of management. How you answer it can tell volumes about your management style. The most common answer is: Because they have to. If you believe ...

Consider some tips from a recent book on how to motivate software professionals. They might not work for everyone, but Mickey W. Mantle and Ron Lichty, authors of “Managing the Unmanageable: Rules, ...

Some bosses fall into a rut of being either too soft and forgiving or too stern and demanding. There is a happy medium, but it requires specific boundaries and clear communication. The key is to ...

HAMMOND | The Hammond INnovation Center and the Northwest Indiana SBDC present their next Lunch and Learn Workshop with Leanne Hoagland-Smith of Advanced Systems, "Motivating Your Staff to Give 110 ...

Burnout has become a defining challenge of the current business cycle. As economic pressure mounts, companies need every ounce of commitment they can get, but performance is waning as employees battle ...

New research on topics ranging from leadership to AI are instrumental for making decisions about your career and your business. To help, we’ve collected a handful of useful and surprising findings ...

Sara, a middle manager, is meeting with her supervisor, Kate. “I’m worried about my team,” says Sara. “They are complaining about the workload and deadlines.” Kate could be sympathetic and take action ...