Category: Thought Leadership
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Learn from Your Interns: Why You Should Practice Generational Flexibility at Work
Could the idea of generational flexibility be a game-changer for your workplace? Here’s why it probably would be—and why interns hold the key to achieving it.
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These are the secrets to unlocking the Philippines’ invisible audience
The Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living has discovered a demographic most brands aren’t aware of, but should be tapping.
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Cons are for People: How to make a fandom convention with sei-katsu-sha
Long lines, massive crowds, and other problems make fandom conventions a pain to attend. Here’s how we can make them better, according to the people who drive them.
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Gofer the Leader: Find a Manager Who Can Lead from Below
What is a “gofer”, and why should “leading from below” in workplaces be the next step forward for effective management?
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We Can Create Time. Let’s Make More Of It.
The romanticization of hustle culture has made work-life balance the Holy Grail of our adult lives. Here’s how you can get it.
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How to Reach a Lurker, from an Avowed Lurker
99% of internet users don’t actively participate in online activities; preferring instead to be invisible consumers. A self-confessed lurker shares tips on how brands can reach people just like him without scaring them away.
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Be prepared for the apocalypse: Learn a slow skill
Businesses these days are all about efficiency, and it seems most people want to follow suit when it comes their daily lives. Snow Schnabel makes a case for bucking the trend and going slow.
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Hack a Conversation: Make Speaking Your Secret Weapon
Ever wondered how some people are just plain better at winning pitches? The secret, it turns out, is treating every pitch like a good conversation. Snow Schnabel shares tips on how to turn chattiness into gold.
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