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How management is similar to parenthood; or, Why parents often make good managers Parenthood and people management have much in common. So it is no surprise that people who have experience raising children often make good managers. And vice versa.…
Virtual communication: how it differs from the traditional way and what to beware of There are increasing demands from employees for at least partial home…
How to tell when a subordinate is in danger of burnout Burnout syndrome may happen to anyone anytime. Most typically it affects…
The most common reasons for a team's internal communication not working Effective communication is essential in the success of any team. Without…
Seven pieces of advice on handling managerial stress Being a manager involves numerous stressful situations and troublesome…
How to become a truly effective manager: five crucial pieces of advice to follow in a management career Being a truly effective manager who inspires others and upon whom company…
Managers' most common mistakes when communicating with subordinates To a greater or lesser extent, a good manager needs to be a master of…
Five signs you take work too personally and should do something about it. Work plays a crucial role in our lives. In many cases we spend more than a…
Some advice on using Fridays to your advantage and advancing your career Friday is often a day on which people go home early from work; they finish…
The most common mistakes managers make in communication with subordinates A manager must be able to motivate, inspire and effectively lead their…
Failing to finish projects and often losing motivation? Some advice on what to do In order to reach long-term career success (or success in any other field),…
Five tips for leading effective personal development meetings with subordinates Personal development of employees is one of the key tasks of a manager. No…
Are you a micromanager? Three telltale signs Micromanagement is one of the biggest sins a manager can commit. It kills…
