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June 24, 2019 How to Be Resilient in the Face of Harsh Criticism By Joseph Grenny Four steps to recover and respond.

Developing employees You Learn Best When You Learn Less by Laszlo Bock It's not always about how many hours you put in. Managing yourself How to Move from Self-Awareness to Self-Improvement by Jennifer Porter Choose productive behaviors over familiar ones. Managing yourself When Your Job Is Your Identity, Professional Failure Hurts More by Timothy O'Brien It's one risk of conflating your role with your self-worth. Organizational culture Why Every Company Needs a Chief Experience Officer by Denise Lee Yohn There's a link between happy employees and happy customers. Corporate governance 6 Traits of Strong Family Businesses by Claudio Fernández-Aráoz, Sonny Iqbal, Jörg Ritter, René Sadowski Based on a three-year study. Ethics Why Authentic Workplaces Are More Ethical by Maryam Kouchaki People behave better when they feel they can be themselves. Marketing Research: Actually, Consumers Do Buy Sustainable Products by Tensie Whelan, Randi Kronthal-Sacco Sustainability-marketed products are growing quickly in almost all CPG categories. Leadership & Managing people What Happens When We're Reminded of Death at Work by Zhenyu Yuan, Lisa E. Baranik, Robert R. Sinclair Research shows engagement can increase — but so can anxiety.

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