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Connecting for growth: A makeover for your marketing operating model

McKensey

Marketing leaders must propel growth while navigating increased complexity and scope. A new global survey in consumer marketing reveals the need for a more connected and agile way of working.

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Why being vulnerable at work can be a superpower

Work Life

We all have challenges. Chances are, one of those hurdles is big enough that it’s holding you back. Maybe it’s something you try to hide. Maybe it’s something that you’re hiding from yourself. Chris Ruden, author of The Art of Changing Course , thought his challenge was physical. Born with only two fingers on his left hand and a left arm shorter than his right, he would keep his hand in his pocket or inside a glove, afraid to reveal his physical disability.

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The Surprising Benefits of ‘That’s Not My Job’ in the Modern Workplace

Success

“That’s not my job” has been a banned phrase in many workplaces, as companies tout the “all on the same team” mindset. Yet Harvard Business Review cites “workload” as one of the top six causes of burnout and emphasizes the importance of balancing rest, relaxation and workload as the key to workplace success. Setting work boundaries improves quality and output, yet many employees find themselves in company environments that not only discourage, but even ban the phrase “that’s not my job.

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A Cleveland Clinic physician offers 7 tips for creating a healthy AI-enabled workplace

Work Life

The immense potential of artificial intelligence has become one of today’s most popular business talking points. But there is dramatic disparity between the AI perspectives of corporate leadership and their workers. Sixty-five percent of HR leaders believe AI will positively impact human capital within the next two years while 38% of U.S. workers are worried that AI may make some, or all, of their job duties obsolete.

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Ep 295: Stephanie Rubio on Leadership, Intuition, and Burnout

Go Burrows

Stephanie Rubio has partnered with leaders in industries ranging from financial services, to interior design and artificial intelligence. In this episode of The Leader Assistant Podcast, Stephanie talks about the difference between being a leader in practice and a leader in title. She also talks about intuition and resourcefulness, spotting the gaps, and resisting burnout.

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Looking for a new job? Watch out for these red flags

Work Life

Interviewing for a new role might seem daunting right now, between ongoing layoffs and a tricky job market. Maybe you’ve been ghosted by recruiters or haven’t received offers after a lengthy interview process. Or perhaps you’re struggling to find a role that seems like the right fit and next step in your career. Poor communication and lack of clarity Even when your job prospects seem uncertain, however, there are some red flags you shouldn’t overlook while navigating the job hunt.

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Block Uploading Specific File Types in SharePoint and OneDrive 

AdminDroid

On Day 27 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, learn to block uploading specific file types in SharePoint and OneDrive to avoid potential security threats. Stay active for the upcoming blogs in our M365 Cybersecurity blog series. Â As collaborative work in Microsoft 365 expands, so does the importance of controlling what gets stored in SharePoint and OneDrive.

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40 Consistency Quotes to Help Kickstart Your Future

Success

We’ve all heard the quote, “Consistency is key,” but, in reality, maintaining consistency is, ironically, a little hard to do. Whether it’s struggling to plan effectively, failing to implement long-term goals, or unsuccessfully keeping up with day-to-day tasks, inconsistency is a boldly unapologetic reminder of how we keep getting in the way of our own potential.