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Why Executive Functioning Support Is The Missing Link In Workplace Inclusion

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Executive functioning skills are key to workplace success but can be challenging for neurodivergent individuals. This article was written by Eledex Coaching & Consulting s Kelly Coln for Work Design Magazine. This article was written by Eledex Coaching & Consulting s Kelly Coln for Work Design Magazine.

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3 Soft Skills Those in Leadership Roles Should Develop to Be Better

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I wake up every single day obsessed with the question: How can we best equip leaders to be prepared for the leadership moments well in advance? One answer, he believes, is those in leadership fine-tuning their soft skills. Khan says attunement, resilience and creativity (ARC) are the three key areas to develop those soft skills.

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Try This Brainstorming Exercise to Come Up with Better Business Ideas

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Atop the columns, fill in six S’s: story, skills, strengths, situation, social and solution. Maybe a local bakery is shutting down, and you’re able to buy all of their equipment and supplies at wholesale cost. Bring your problem-solving skills to this one. In rows to the left of your columns, list your ideas.

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A New View: Experience A Day In The Office As A Neurodivergent Worker

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This article was written by Brian Ledder, Senior Design Strategist , and Gavin Hughes, Design Director, of HLW , for Work Design Magazine. Dyspraxia , also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), is a common disorder affecting fine and/or gross motor skills coordination. Confidential Tech Client Meeting Room.

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Finding a Voice in the Future of Work

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Beats were assigned based on skill set—something typically determined by a reporter’s existing portfolio. Then again when I joined the student-run magazine, Vox. Then again when I landed a gig with this very magazine in 2015 as an assistant editor. But I went back, week after week. To me, it’s inclusion. It’s safety.

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Resilience Stories: After Her Father Was Deported, She Bought and Expanded His New Jersey Restaurant

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I was equipped with both and strong leadership skills that could help me succeed anywhere. “If This article originally appeared in the September/October 2021 issue of SUCCESS magazine. If there’s one thing no one can take from you, it is your education and experience. Photo courtesy of Lizeth Morales.

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How to Calculate Your Freelance Rate

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Regardless of the type of work you do, there’s no right or wrong way to arrive at a billable rate, as long as you land somewhere that doesn’t undervalue your skills. Factor in your experience and skills Your level of experience and expertise should significantly influence your rates. And remember, be confident in your skills.