Lessons in Business Leadership – The Ukraine Crisis
Over the last two years, business leaders have been guiding their firms through a succession of crises. Several of these were occurring at the same time. These include the pandemic, a series of “hundred-year” weather disasters, social upheaval, financial shocks, and substantial labor shortages. Leaders that are looking to the future recognize that leading through …
Invest in Your Future By Gaining Leadership Skills
It is undeniably true that not everyone possesses the qualities of effective leadership. Furthermore, possessing the characteristics of a leader is not sufficient in and of itself. Therefore, if you want to consider yourself a successful leader, you must put in the necessary effort. In addition, you must be willing to invest both money and …
Remote Worker Expectations: Post-Pandemic Goals
Remote worker expectations have been changing. According to a new survey, most employees desire to work from home at least three days a week after the epidemic. Moreover, a quarter of respondents said they would consider changing jobs if their company went back to fully on-site work. Furthermore, mental health is a major concern.
According …
3 Ways to Measure Leadership Success
This is a challenging question to respond to. The only evidence of successful leadership is whether or not people follow you, no matter how good a leader you might think you are. Your impression of your own failures or successes is distorted by a self-serving bias.
Even if you’re extremely …
Time Management Skills for Remote Workers
Working from home on a daily basis may have been a novelty six months ago. However, for many of us, it’s now a way of life. This implies that as the novelty wears off, we’ll need to establish healthy habits. We want to guarantee that we’re focusing in addition to being productive during working hours. …
Burning the Midnight Oil: Why It’s Counterproductive
With the ever-rising cost of living, economic turbulence, and the increasing competition in the business and employment worlds, many people find themselves wanting to extend their hours at work. This often includes what is commonly known as burning the midnight oil, which simply means staying up late at night working or studying.
But is it …
Personal Branding Tips From the Hidden Vault
Introduction
Lets go into the hidden vault and see what we can find about personal branding. Since 1997 when Tom Peters coined the term “Personal Branding,” few had any idea or consideration of exactly what it called for and how to act on it. Today, personal branding has become the standard for career development …
Helping Our Kids Learn to Code While They’re Young
Coding is a growing must-have skill for kids — and everyone agrees. When we help our kids learn to code we ensure their future success.
India made coding mandatory for children in 6th grade and above to keep them competitive. Nowadays, people are looking at this seemingly unobtainable skill and wondering if they can learn …
Remote Work Grooming and Branding
According to the findings of an eye-opening study conducted by CraftJack, grooming and Zooming have an inverse relationship. Hey, just look at Dolly Parton.
In other words, if you spend a lot of time …
Vibrant Branding
When your company is doing your brand well, you’re ready to enter a new market and promote your product or service to new customers. However, vibrant branding often precedes …