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HR Professionals Magazine: The known secret of fun – humor

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The HR Director: Grieving employees can turn work into a refuge

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Phys.org: The atmosphere in the room can affect strategic decision-making, study finds

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Better Up: 94 small talk questions to spark conversation with anyone

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Forbes: CEO mental health: how executive therapy benefits leaders

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Inc.: What do Jeff Bezos and the Olympic Games have in common? Why successful people avoid the blank check syndrome

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Inc.: With 1 Sentence, Mark Cuban Just Provided the Perfect Definition of Leadership

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Psychology Today: 5 Positive Ways to Approach Job Loss

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Axios: Women MBAs are asking for higher pay, but still earning less

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ScienMag: Businesses unintentionally discourage diverse ideas

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Inc.: Jerry Seinfeld Just Said the 'Golden Path to Victory in Life' Comes Down to 2 Words

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Phys.org: No laughing matter, unfortunately: Why aggressive humor might pay for CEOs

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Phys.org: CEOs' human concern translates into higher stock price, says study

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Inc.: A stack of studies shows networking often backfires for women unless they do it this one specific way

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Fast Company: Why so many successful leaders from Oprah to Ray Dalio meditate

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Forbes: 6 signs that your company might adopt the 4-day workweek

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Inc.: Messi or Ronaldo? Which superstar do you want on your team?

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Harvard Business Review: Research: How women can build high-status networks

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Ladders: Goodbye or see you later? Your ex-employer wants you as a reference

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Business Insider India: Constantly pretending your boss's dumb jokes are funny can lead to emotional exhaustion and lower job satisfaction, academics found

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