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Alyssa Schroer Alyssa Schroer
Updated on March 20, 2024

37 Tech Companies With Amazing Workspaces and Offices

More organizations are investing the time, money and energy to create jaw-dropping office spaces. Check out some of our favorites.

Louis K. Gump Louis K. Gump
Updated on March 12, 2024

Want to Make It as an Intrapraneur? Start Overcommunicating.

Investing time in communicating directly can save you a lot of angst and missteps.

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Kevin Li Kevin Li
Updated on March 07, 2024

Here’s How to Build a Culture of Experimentation

Get a team on board and your framework in place, then add a touch of courage to think creatively.

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Dan Negrea Dan Negrea
Updated on March 04, 2024

How to Open an Office in the United States

The CEO of Bucharest-based HyperSense Software explains what it took to open its Chicago office and then establish a presence in that city.

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Bobby Zagotta Bobby Zagotta
Updated on March 04, 2024

4 Lessons From the Crypto Winter

Even though crypto’s been through a rough patch, our expert is bullish on its future, and thinks the past offers a few valuable lessons.

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Aaron Rubens Aaron Rubens
Updated on March 04, 2024

What Companies Get Wrong About Employee Recognition

Simple misconceptions can keep an organization from effectively and fairly recognizing all employees. To start, money isn’t always the right approach.

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Steve Krull Steve Krull
Updated on February 21, 2024

How to Lead by Letting Go

The paradox of effective leadership is understanding when stepping back can push your team forward.

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Rob Bier Rob Bier
Updated on February 20, 2024

Struggling to Scale Your Startup? Try Taking a Step Back.

Our expert examines five reasons startups work so well in the beginning, where things go wrong and how to recapture that early-day magic.

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Heather R. Younger Heather R. Younger
Updated on February 13, 2024

Active Listening: Recognizing the Unsaid

Nonverbal cues are a critical part of active listening.

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Amanda Augustine Amanda Augustine
Updated on February 07, 2024

Want to Know How Much Your Coworkers Make? Just Ask.

Honest conversation with colleagues is a big step toward pay transparency and equity.

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