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Want A Promotion? Don’t Believe Your Manager When They Tell You To Unplug

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A study found that while employers recognize employees who unplug from work on the weekends are more productive and motivated than those who dont, those employees are also less likely to be considered for promotions. An employees decision to turn off their work phone and avoid checking email over the weekend may cost them a promotion.

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Remote Work Could Lead To a Remote Chance of  Promotion

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Yet pushing for remote work could trigger an unfortunate outcomethat worker could miss out on promotions, raises and much-needed mentorships. But the missed promotions could really stick in a career professional’s craw. However, when one of his peers was promoted to director, Jim felt slighted and inquired about the decision.

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Beyond Wellness Programs: Building Trauma-Resilient Organizations

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Missing the mark When organizations fail to address the underlying trauma and stress that’s baked into our everyday reality, they’re essentially throwing away money on insufficient solutions. They don’t recognize that trauma is contagious in organizations (and society as a whole).

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Fauxductivity: The Workplace Illusion Leaders Must Confront to Succeed

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Leaders must prioritize authentic productivity and outcomes by promoting a work culture that motivates employees to engage meaningfully instead of merely appearing busy. As organizations increasingly rely on metrics to assess employee performance, managers may feel pressured to demonstrate their laboriousness.

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The Hidden Costs Of Poor Time Management: What Leaders Must Know

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For organizations focused on long-term performance, the ability to manage time well must start with leadership. “True balance requires both individuals and organizations to recalibrate their approach to workload expectations and focus on meaningful prioritization rather than maximizing output at all costs.”

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Talent Development In The Future Of Work Starts With A Career Climbing Wall

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Promotions and skill-building followed a dependable rhythm. If organizations continue relying on old assumptions about career advancement, they risk losing their people, slowing innovation, and struggling to keep pace with fast-changing demands. Organizations can’t fix this by trying to patch up the ladder. A shift in focus.

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Innovation Depends On Intentional Design For Hybrid Work

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Employers that ensure their offices are set up for hybrid meetings already have a serious leg up against organizations that havent made an investment in dependable tech. Leaderships cultural capital can promote interaction, teamwork and concentrative work, at no additional design cost. Duffys words have never been more relevant.

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