How and when to use an authoritative leadership style
Think this approach is rigid and unforgiving? There’s more to this leadership style than meets the eye.
Kat Boogaard
Try the Zettelkasten method to manage information overload
The Zettelkasten method is a notetaking approach that turns information into knowledge. Here’s how it works and how to use it for knowledge management.
Better together: 8 essential teamwork skills to master
Use these strategies to align expectations, streamline communication, and crush your goals.
How to build critical thinking skills for better decision-making
It's simple in theory, but tougher in practice - here are five tips to get you started.
Use transformational leadership to improve and inspire your team
Change can be intimidating – transformational leaders make it inspiring.
How to get unstuck: tips for moving past analysis paralysis
Here's what to do when you need to stop deliberating and start deciding.
How to write SMART goals
It's easier to succeed when you have clearly defined objectives that are based in reality.
Decision fatigue: what to do when endless choices are sapping your energy
Decision fatigue is incredibly common and surprisingly draining. Here’s why it happens and how you can reignite your energy and focus.
7 tips for better 1-on-1 meetings
It’s overlooked, underappreciated, and oft-rescheduled. Time to give the humble 1-on-1 meeting the focus it deserves.
5 creative ways to practice gratitude as a team
Research shows that gratitude is a dish best when shared.
6 tips to make the most of your performance review
Your performance reviews should feel like an opportunity, not an obligation. Here’s how to make the most of the process.
Use the coaching leadership style to help your team achieve its full potential
Don't treat employees like people with valuable skills – treat them like valuable people.
Beyond the buzzwords: Why interpersonal skills matter at work
They’re so much more than resume fluff. Let's give these "soft" skills the credit they deserve.
How to improve your collaboration skills
Collaboration in the workplace is inescapable, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Here are four research-backed tips to hone the skill.
Hear us out! Active listening is worth the effort
You may only need your ears to hear, but you need your whole brain to listen.