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Looking Toward Tomorrow: The Succession Planning Imperative

While many CEO's understandably flinch at the thought of ceding their power to someone else, truly enlightened chief executives embrace the formulation of a viable succession plan....

How to Get The Most from Being Mentored

Strategies to get the most out of a mentoring experience.

Making the Most of Your White Space

White spaces, those gaps in your calendar in between meetings and other planned activities, can be an invaluable opportunity to brainstorm new ideas or work on things outside your normal job scope. Here are some suggestions for mining gold out of your...

Making the Shift from Technical Expert to Organizational Leader

Learn how to make the transition from operational technician to leader

Making Your Message Memorable: 5 Tips That Add Value to Your Words

Here are five tips to ensure outstanding presentations.

Manage Your Boss, Manage Your Time

Do you arrive at work each day raring to attack your "to-do" list, only to find that your boss has a completely different agenda? Here's how you can achieve complete agreement between what you think your boss wants you to do and what you believe you...

Making Strategic Alliances Work-the Cisco Way

Thirteen percent of Internet networking giant Cisco's total business comes from strategic alliances. In our exclusive interview, the firm's Director of Marketing gives us the inside scoop on how the company has successfully created a culture that...

Linking New Product Development to Strategy

Many companies implement new product development processes that promise to accelerate growth while managing risk, but few achieve those ends. One reason: the disconnection between new product development and corporate strategy....

Managers: It’s Not Your Job to Motivate People

A manager is responsible for creating an environment in which people can motivate themselves.

Managing a Change Effort

how to prepare for change