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How Important Is Your Recruiting Process To Your Culture

How Important is Your Recruiting Process to Your Culture?

For many rapidly-growing organizations, hiring the best talent available is priority number one. But when done poorly, a poor recruiting process can cost your company more than you might expect. A recent Harvard Business School study found that avoiding a toxic worker was worth about $12,500 in turnover costs. And according to ERE Media, it […]

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Apply A Military Mindset To Make Your Business Less Fragile

Apply a Military Mindset to Make Your Business Less Fragile

From startups to the federal government, no organization is immune to the unpredictable.  We’re only halfway through 2016, and the U.S. Department of Defense is already tackling a range of complex challenges: battling the Islamic State group, combating domestic terrorism, and ensuring that key initiatives receive sufficient funding. And the impending presidential administration change will bring new

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How Pattern Disruption Prepares Your Team for Unexpected Change

How Pattern Disruption Prepares Your Team for Unexpected Change

We are living in a world of constant change. Rapid technological advancements, the rise of the ‘Gig Economy’, and the changing face of today’s workforce are all putting more pressure on organizations to adapt and thrive in a business environment that never sits still. To keep up with this ever-changing environment, organizations must remain flexible.

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Implement black swan modeling to avoid government catastrophes

Implement Black Swan Modeling to Avoid Government Catastrophes

Black swan events are inherently unpredictable — and they’re all around us. From responding to cyberattacks, military conflicts and natural disasters to handling issues in environmental sustainability and third offset strategy, federal leaders need a new response strategy predicated on vulnerability and a willingness to explore. Historical data cannot foresee these new and emerging threats. Major terrorist attacks

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The New Guard: How to Develop and Retain Millennial Leaders

The New Guard: How to Develop and Retain Millennial Leaders

It’s happened: Millennials (by most definitions, those born between 1980 and the late 1990s) are now the largest generation in the U.S. workforce. And they’re no longer the generation waiting in the wings to become leaders—they’re already increasingly entering senior and managerial positions. Along with this influx of young managers comes a shift in the

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