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Ask the question, and then look at the names that come up repeatedly. Look at their style and philosophy, then figure out how to push, prod and train your other managers to embody some of the qualities you identify...

Start small. Take just one page out of a random HR or corporate policy and see if anyone notices. Go ahead, no one is watching...

I have had conversations with parents after terminating their Johnny for some well-documented and well-deserved reasons, conversations that most certainly did not go very well for either one of us...

If you don't see the potential in something that's strategic, proactive, cost effective, multi-dimensional and current, maybe it's time we talked...

You think by giving direct feedback that contains information that might be perceived as negative, you'll turn someone into an enemy. In an interesting twist, the opposite is often true...

We need to raise the age definition of 'old'. We also need to challenge the traditional assumption of retirement...

Organisations with homophobic employees result in intolerant and unproductive workplaces... So what can companies do?

We get so wrapped up in trying to improve the quality [of an idea] a little bit, we may damage the commitment a lot...

For companies ramping up their hiring efforts, it makes sense to track which hiring managers "get it", and identify those that don't...

If the goal is cost reduction across the APS, Tony Abbott's plan [to cut] APS graduate recruitment is completely flawed...