BOSSES

BUSINESS
12 Daily Habits Of Exceptional Leaders
By Dr. Travis Bradberry, Contributor
TalentSmart, President and 'Emotional Intelligence 2.0,' Coauthor
One of the most popular Dilbert comic strips in the cartoon’s history begins with Dilbert’s boss relaying senior leadership’s
BUSINESS
Happy Workplaces Can Also Be Candid Workplaces
By Emma Seppälä, Ph.D, Contributor
Science Director, Stanford University Center for Compassion an...
Kim Scott, who worked directly for Sheryl Sandberg at Google, recounts a time when Sandberg gave her candid feedback on her
HEALTHY LIVING
5 Signs The Corporate World Is Finally Ditching The ‘Sleep When I’m Dead’ Mentality
By HuffPost Partner Studio
Nap like nobody's watching. 💤
Presented by Sleep Number
BUSINESS
Having A Bad Day/Week/Month At Work? Here's How To Turn That Around
By Jenny Che
Remember to think positive thoughts!
WELLNESS
Work Problems: How to Deal With Coworkers and Bosses
By Rhonda Milrad, LCSW, Contributor
Relationship Therapist, Clinical Sexologist and Founder of Rel...
Not every professional relationship can be smooth sailing, but if you can calm the waters using the above tips, you'll reduce your stress and make your workplace a much more pleasant one.
RELIGION
A Guaranteed Way to Get a Raise
By Rabbi Yonah Bookstein, Contributor
Deanna and Allen Alevy Senior Rabbi and Co-Founder, LA's Pico ...
One of the fundamental tenets of belief is that God runs the world. God is truly the Boss of Bosses. Since we never know just when God is going to challenge us, it pays to always be ready for a performance review.
BUSINESS
Tuck School Professor Writes Playbook on Developing Talent
By Lisa Chau, Contributor
Published over 100 times in Forbes, US News & World Report as ...
I've known and admired Professor Sydney Finkelstein since I met him in 2009, read his #1 bestselling book, Why Smart Executives Fail, and sat in one of his executive education classes.
BUSINESS
8 Toxic Types of Individuals and How to Deal With Them
By Ahmad Raza, Contributor
Founder of Samurais.co
By its very definition, toxic refers to a dangerous substance that can be poisonous, debilitating, or life-alternating in other ways. Substances, however, are not the only thing that can be toxic as many people all-too-well know. Individuals can be just as toxic to our daily lives as any substance and produce just as harmful side effects.
BUSINESS
3 Sure-Fire Ways to Undermine Your Leadership Integrity
By Chester Goad, Ed.D., Contributor
I write and speak about Leadership, Learning, and Life.
When you possess leadership integrity, people trust your decisions. They understand you have a vision, and because of your positive influence they take ownership in the plan, the process and the product.
STYLE & BEAUTY
25 Famous Women on Being in Charge
By The Cut, Contributor
Whether exploring understandably conflicted feelings about cul...
Ellen Pao "I think when you start out in your career, you think that everything is fair, and you are getting equal opportunities
BUSINESS
Ambiguity? A New Book Suggests Leaders Should Learn to Love It
By Christopher B. Nelson, Contributor
President, St. John’s College, Annapolis
Through befriending ambiguity, we become more aware of the possibilities available to us. And the more we understand the range of choices we have, the better our choices will be.
BUSINESS
Too Many Bosses, Not Enough Leaders
By Lynn Power, Contributor
J. Walter Thompson New York CEO, learned extrovert, dot-connec...
Bosses are very different than leaders. Bosses tend to have a style that is about command and control. They micromanage. They wordsmith. They do things just because 'they can.' They tend to lead with fear rather than encouragement. They are, just like the word, 'bossy.'
COLLEGE
The 7 Types Of Bosses College Students Want
By Uloop , Contributor
Online Marketplace for College Life
In my experience, and thanks to some feedback from current and former students, college students appear to want a boss who has the following characteristics.
EDUCATION
My Wishlist for Students: College Is About More Than Grades
By Christina Berchini, Contributor
Professor and author. Lover of all things coconut.
Those behind a recent survey about high education were interested in whether high school graduates felt they were ready for college. In my opinion, there are ways to fill those perceived "gaps" upon entering college, and many of them have absolutely nothing to do with grades.
TECH
I Am Grateful Social Media Wasn't Around When I Was a Kid
By Christina Berchini, Contributor
Professor and author. Lover of all things coconut.
It's time old people stopped holding young people responsible for not developing the wisdom and experience that take a life time to develop. The decisions I make at 34 look very different from the decisions I made at 20. And the same goes (or will go) for every person reading this post.
BUSINESS
Why a Boss's Power Can Undermine the Company's Success
By Douglas LaBier , Contributor
Business psychologist, psychotherapist & writer; director, Cen...
The role and impact of power in an organization is complex. It's highly interwoven with the attitudes and personality of people who have achieved power and status within their organizations, and how they express it.
STYLE & BEAUTY
8 Badass Bosses & How They Made It
It wasn’t all that long ago that a woman had to wear a suit to be taken seriously in the workplace, much less to be viewed
WOMEN
5 Things Women Entrepreneurs Can Teach Men
By Brian Ainsley Horn, Contributor
Entrepreneur. Investor. Author.
Women make excellent entrepreneurs as well as great moms, wives, sisters, daughters and friends. These five points are just a few reasons that they make better bosses than men. If men are wise, they will implement a few of them in their own lives to become a better entrepreneur.
SMALL BUSINESS
Rules for Surviving the Modern Office
By Dina Mikhails, Contributor
Sassy Upper West Sider
While it might be tempting to agree with your boss's remark on a co-worker's inability to multi-task or the new administrator's inappropriate attire, resist the urge to throw a punch.
BUSINESS
Introvert or Extrovert: What Style Is More Likely to Help You Get a Big Promotion at Work?
By Jeffrey M Cohn, Contributor
CEO Advisor and Coach
There is a good word to describe the "and" versus "either/or" phenomenon being described -- ambiversion.
BUSINESS
The Right Mix of Personalities Can Drive Teams to Great Achievement: The Wrong Derail Them
By Dr. Peggy Drexler, Contributor
Author, research psychologist and gender scholar
Most of us focus on the external -- what our bosses and co-workers do and say. But relationships can benefit if we spend a little time on what is behind behavior -- the human wiring that makes up each of us.
PARENTING
Teens and Parents: A Role Reversal, Anyone?
By Dr. Barbara Greenberg, Contributor
Clinical Psychologist
Maybe we can all learn something while having a few laughs. Let's imagine that our teen children were adults and they were doing to us what we do to them.
BUSINESS
If You Were a Horrible Boss, Would You Even Know It?
By Tasha Eurich, Contributor
Organizational psychologist, researcher, New York Times bestse...
Why are there so many bad bosses? They're bad because everyone is afraid to tell them. And generally, as you climb the corporate ladder, fewer and fewer people tell you the truth. This is terribly unfair when you think about it. What's a horrible boss to do? I can give you three proven steps.
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