Weekly Hotlist: Do You Know How Each Person on Your Team Likes to Work?

 

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June 05, 2017 Do You Know How Each Person on Your Team Likes to Work? By Sabina Nawaz An exercise for new managers.

Difficult conversations You Just Had a Difficult Conversation at Work. Here's What to Do Next by Dolores Bernardo What to say and do to make things less awkward. Analytics How Harley-Davidson Used Artificial Intelligence to Increase New York Sales Leads by 2,930% by Brad Power And it led to more revenue and more jobs. Government U.S. Business Leaders Want to Stay in the Paris Climate Accord by Andrew Winston Why isn't Trump listening? Leading teams What to Do When You Inherit a Team That Isn't Working Hard Enough by Joseph Grenny Take swift action. Job search "A Friend of a Friend" Is No Longer the Best Way to Find a Job by Ilana Gershon The internet has changed the ways we network. Analytics 8 Ways Machine Learning Is Improving Companies' Work Processes by Dan Wellers, Timo Elliott, Markus Noga Corporate investment in AI is predicted to triple this year. Technology How the Meaning of Digital Transformation Has Evolved by Tom Puthiyamadam Executives feel less confident about it today than a decade ago. Organizational culture 5 Questions to Ask About Corporate Culture to Get Beyond the Usual Meaningless Blather by Bill Taylor All leaders should be able to answer them.

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