Don’t Forget to Be Human
At Davos, one word kept surfacing in conversations about AI: humanity. As technology accelerates, leaders are being called to strengthen—not sideline—the human side of work.
At Davos, one word kept surfacing in conversations about AI: humanity. As technology accelerates, leaders are being called to strengthen—not sideline—the human side of work.
As AI reshapes work, power, and trust, leaders are reaching an inflection point. The decisions made in the next two years will determine whether technology
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Want to lead with more energy and clarity? Start by reconnecting with your core values—especially before high-stakes conversations.
Most leaders throw away the most valuable moment in any presentation—the close. In this post, Allison Shapira shares a practical 2-step framework to help you
Reading the room is one of the most important — and most human — leadership communication skills. Learn how to assess engagement, respond to nonverbal
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