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By definition, as a manager, you always have to weigh choices, which means your budget for professional development can’t cover everyone. That leaves you with a choice: Who should you send first?

The easy choice would be to send the employee who asked or the person who is visibly struggling the most. But the easy choice isn’t always the right choice. Sometimes the r...


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The best idea in the room doesn’t always win. A lot of the time, the clearest one does.

I once watched two people present almost the same solution to a leadership team. The first person knew the subject inside and out. They walked through the research, the charts, the technical details, and everything that had led them to their recommendation. There was no question ...


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Your best salesperson just lost a deal to someone who knew less about the product, had a weaker solution, and probably charged more. It doesn’t make much sense until you look at what happened in the room.

Your salesperson knew the product inside and out. They understood the competition, the pricing, the implementation process, and every possible objection. If the cu...


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Many people think humor has no place in a business presentation. They worry that a joke might fall flat or make them look less professional. As a result, they avoid humor completely.

However, the right kind of humor can make your presentation much stronger. It helps people pay attention. It makes you easier to connect with. It also helps your audience remember your ...


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