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Demonstrating qualities such as curiosity, reliability, and intention in the workplace will help you create a relationship of mutual trust with your colleagues.

Many people confuse the process of getting ideas with the agonizing realities of putting them to work. Lack of creativity is not the problem in most organizations. Great ideas always abound. The real problem is converting an idea, which in reality is just a good intention, into operation.

Contributor Paul Niven looks at the importance of sharing advice and delineates the roles necessary to create technically-sound and effective OKRs within a company.

Traditionally we've thought of the consequences of losing our talent solely in terms of the cost to replace them. However, we now know that there are hidden costs that have a domino effect on those who are left in the organization.

All eyes are on L&D to strategically upskill/reskill their workforce. This pressure is creating new opportunities to go beyond traditional metrics like course completion rates and identify new ways to showcase business impact.

For an organization to survive & thrive in the rapidly approaching economic hurricane, continuous productivity improvement must become a central learning/training task.

One of the biggest problems organizations face in achieving digital transformation success is their executives' mind-sets. They need to shift from thinking of digital transformation as an event to approaching it as a journey with a road that never ends.

Many knowledge workers have years of education/experience in their positions, yet almost no training in how to effectively influence decision-makers. Contributor Marshall Goldsmith shares 11 guidelines to help you convert your good ideas into meaningful action for the future of your organization.

A reduction in force does not have to mean a destruction of force. Not if business leaders take a strategic approach to maintain engagement with employees who will be critical to re-invigorating business when the current reality is behind them. Here's how.

Continuous learning of future skills is paramount to a transformational employee experience. Take a page from management guru Peter Drucker's experience to see why you shouldn't only be developing your professional skills but your personal skills as well.

In hostile environments of exclusion and oppression, scarcity and risk, war and forcible displacement, no one can flourish. Unless all of us are prepared to confront the root causes of today’s hostile environments, efforts to promote flourishing will inevitably miss the mark.

Enhanced focus on what really drives your strategy forward, better top to bottom alignment and increased engagement from team members finally able to demonstrate their unique contributions are all hallmarks of OKRs. Here are a few things you can do to start making them a healthy habit.