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“Management” is perhaps the most poorly understood concept in business. It’s uneven in quality, hard to train, and harder to measure. People say all kinds of insane things about it, like “a manager’s job is to run meetings” or “management’s...

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Beyond the title: Why impostor syndrome is toxic for new managers & how to beat it

So. You are a new manager and living the cognitive disconnect that comes from a sudden shift in your place in the hierarchy. Perhaps you’ve experienced the awkward pause followed by the uncomfortable jolt as you realise that the roomful of ...

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Career Advice: The Beginner's Dilemma

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Two types of people: Gardeners and Builders

There are two types of people: Gardeners, and Builders. And - every time I share this idea people immediately start trying to backfit their self-perception into whichever category they think sounds most desirable. Resist doing that for a fe...

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