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July 11, 2016 Slow Deciders Make Better Strategists By Mark Chussil Embracing uncertainty helps too.

Career planning Almost All Managers Have at Least One Career-Limiting Habit by Joseph Grenny Which one do you need to overcome? Education Research: Want More Entrepreneurs? Make College Cheaper by Walter Frick Looming tuition bills keep parents from taking lucrative career risks. Leadership Everyone Suffers from Imposter Syndrome — Here's How to Handle It by Andy Molinsky Three ways to stop feeling like a fraud. Assessing performance 3 Reasons Why Talent Management Isn't Working Anymore by Todd Warner It reinforces the status quo instead of bringing real change. Gender To Seem Confident, Women Have to Be Seen as Warm by Margarita Mayo Even in engineering, competence alone isn't enough. Emotional intelligence Being a Good Boss in Dark Times by Jennifer Porter Don't be "all business." Economics & Society Not All Countries Are Ready for a Cashless World by Bhaskar Chakravorti, Ravi Shankar Chaturvedi, Benjamin Mazzotta A look at where digital money really makes sense. Career planning Setting the Record Straight: Using an Outside Offer to Get a Raise by Amy Gallo It might work, but it's risky, especially for women.

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