Weekly Hotlist: The Better You Know Yourself, the More Resilient You'll Be

 

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September 11, 2017 The Better You Know Yourself, the More Resilient You'll Be By Ron Carucci Adapting to change requires self-knowledge.

Emotional intelligence Without Emotional Intelligence, Mindfulness Doesn't Work by Daniel Goleman, Matthew Lippincott The good and the bad of the latest corporate trend. Productivity The Case for Investing More in People by Eric Garton Increases in productivity far outweigh the costs. Time management Stop Letting Email Control Your Work Day by Paul A. Argenti It's all about having priorities. Gender Why Banning Questions About Salary History May Not Improve Pay Equity by Lydia Frank A survey reveals the potential for hidden biases. Sustainability Coastal Cities Are Increasingly Vulnerable, and So Is the Economy that Relies on Them by Gregory Unruh Miami is a perfect example. Policy A Brief Guide to U.S. Corporate Tax Reform by Walter Frick How the current system works, and why it needs fixing. Psychology 5 Ways to Focus at Work, from an Executive Who's Struggled with ADHD by Jack Kosakowski Workarounds honed through trial and error. Performance measurement Are You Accurately Measuring Your Company's Digital Strength? by Jeff Maling, Rod Fertig, Arun Muthupalaniappan A number of metrics are strong predictors of revenue growth and share price.

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