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The Three Rs of Conflict Resolution

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The meeting had been going so well until Josh brought up the org chart—again. The firm had made some changes recently, and he didn’t like the new structure. The room went still. Kate, the most senior leader in the room, spoke up.

Reliability Sample Size Calculation Based on Bayesian Inference

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I have written about sample size calculations many times before.

Making a Difference As a Project Manager

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Project managers—and all professionals, really—pursue credentials in their field for a variety of reasons: to advance their knowledge and skills, to build their reputation, to earn a promotion, or to get a pay raise.

Four Tasks of a Strategic Leader

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David Petraeus is arguably the best known U.S. general of the post-Vietnam era. He gained fame after leading the surge in Iraq, a controversial buildup of U.S. forces that was credited with a sharp reduction of violence during the U.S. occupation.

To Open Students’ Eyes, Teachers Take Summer STEM Jobs

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Schools are always trying to get their kids interested in pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

Three Things Medical Marijuana Startups Need to Thrive Despite Regulatory Uncertainty

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The medical marijuana industry is being heralded as the new frontier in the life sciences, thanks to the potential of cannabis-derived products in treating ailments that range from chemotherapy-induced nausea to epilepsy and neuropathic pain.

This Is What Good Customer Service Looks Like

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If you have a smart phone, and most people do these days, you realize just how much our lives are controlled by that electronic item we travel everywhere with.

How to Hire a Rock Star Chief Marketing Officer

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Hiring a chief marketing officer (CMO) can be one of the most important decisions you make as a CEO. The right CMO can build a world-class marketing team that will not only help you acquire more customers, but also strongly enhance the perception and brand value of y

Tales From the Real World: Finding the Weakest Link

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I would like to share with you a tale from the real world.

Cybersecurity for Manufacturers

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Many consider 2017 the “worst year ever” for data breaches and cyber attacks, largely due to the rise in ransomware, and IT experts predict it’s only going to get worse.

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