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June 17, 2019 Handling Negative Emotions in a Way that's Good for Your Team By Emma Seppälä, Christina Bradley Instead of repressing or expressing, try reappraising.

IT When Employees Are Using Software That IT Hasn't Approved by Nathan Furr, Didier Rouillard, Andrew Shipilov CIOs need to move their departments away from control and toward orchestration. Hiring Stop Lying to Job Candidates About the Role by Atta Tarki, Jeff Weiss And help them be honest with you, too. Organizational culture Why Every Company Needs a Chief Experience Officer by Denise Lee Yohn There's a link between happy employees and happy customers. Organizational culture Scaling Culture in Fast-Growing Companies by Jordana Valencia It's not enough to rely on the charisma of the founders. Hiring Every New Employee Needs an Onboarding "Buddy" by Dawn Klinghoffer, Candice Young, Dave Haspas Lessons from a pilot program at Microsoft. Meetings The Case for More Silence in Meetings by Steven G. Rogelberg, Liana Kreamer It can lead to more — and better — ideas. Psychology If You Want to Use Your Phone Less, First Figure Out Why by Marcello Russo, Ariane Ollier-Malaterre, Gabriele Morandin Identifying your motivations will help you achieve your goal. Receiving feedback How to Be Resilient in the Face of Harsh Criticism by Joseph Grenny Four steps to recover and respond.

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