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What do you do when your team has been handed more work, but you don’t have the staff to do it all? With the Great Resignation and a struggling economy, more and more team leaders are facing this question. They need to do more, with less. Fortunately, there are ways to get the most important items done and stay sane in the process."

Employees thrive when managers take a data-based approach to performance optimization.

While anyone who survives a company layoff may feel some relief, it's immediately overridden by an unsettling tangle of other feelings.

The importance of the team is fundamental in sport -- and in business. A look at how some over-achieving squads performed in the recent World Cup can provide a valuable lesson for business leaders.

Agile isn’t just for tech anymore—it’s transforming how organizations hire, develop, and manage their people. This package provides a guide to the transition.

Neuroscientist Friederike Fabritius has worked with companies like Google and Deloitte on how to retain top talent. While many leaders prefer to hire extroverts, she says introverts are often more successful at work.

Some companies find bonding outside the tasks of a typical workday is more important than ever if that workday remains remote.

It’s easy to think that peak performance automatically equals high morale. It doesn’t. Here’s how to make sure you have both.

Much of the management literature tends to overly concentrate on newer topics like technological advances in the workplace and grossly underplays the human element.

Make meetings work for you with these two tactics.

Gangneung, South Korea — This wasn’t supposed to be the scene on the third Saturday of the Olympics, when as many people have gone home as remain behind. And just because the team of curlers for the United States blew up their sport’s orb ove