Leadership Development

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Trello project management software: best uses for collaboration

Are you in a role where you’re juggling multiple complex projects? You’re likely looking for a way to manage all the moving parts and bring clarity to the chaos. In this scenario, Trello project management software will be your best ally. Whether you’re managing project teams of five or 50, this powerful tool will help keep everyone on the same page. But, how do you bring out the best in your team while using this technology? We’ll show you how with this comprehensive guide to Trello.

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Job security: how to boost your team’s confidence in the future – and why work stability matters

Job security: how to boost your team’s confidence in the future – and why work stability matters

How secure we feel in our jobs has a huge impact on how happy we are at work and how long we’ll stay there. With so much riding on the income we make from our jobs – food and shelter among them – no one looks forward to the day they’re told they no longer have a job. But did you know only 20% of workers feel truly secure in their jobs1?

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Why you're failing at developing high-performance work teams

Why you're failing at developing high-performance work teams

There's tons of advice out there on developing and sustaining high-performance work teams—so why are organizations still struggling to do it? Nearly 1 in 5 new hires quit in their first week1, and the 68% who stay but aren't engaged with their work2 cost the global economy roughly $7.8 trillion a year in lost productivity.3 Yikes.

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Clifton StrengthsFinder vs Fingerprint for Success

Clifton StrengthsFinder vs Marlee

People who use their strengths daily are six times more likely to be engaged on the job[2]. Employees are looking for fulfilling work with opportunities for professional and personal development[1]. Assessment tools that measure performance can help employees better understand their own strengths and their colleagues’ strengths. And teams that focus on strengths every day have a 12.5% greater productivity rate[2].

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