Making Sure There's An Army 
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Making Sure There's An Army
3 Neat Tricks for Overcoming Social Anxiety
If you think you'd be a better entrepreneur if you were less shy, try these simple methods from the pros. (Hey, it worked for Will Ferrell!) Read more
Make Your Team More Innovative, Instantly
All you need is 10 minutes--and some very thick skin. Read more
A Good Team Is More Than Friendship
John Caplan, CEO of OpenSky, talks about why your team should be bonded by success, not weekend picnics. Watch video
Red Hat CEO: How Great Leaders Inspire Followers
After a while, even charisma and eloquence fade. What do you do then? Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst explains. Read more
Meet the Three Albertos Behind Zumba
Zumba Fitness creators Albert "Beto" Perez, Alberto Aghion, and Alberto Perlman talk about their passion for dance and start-ups. Watch video
Top 11 Ways to Irritate Your Co-workers
Oops. Are you making any of these etiquette mistakes? Read more
7 Habits of Extraordinary Teams
Want better teamwork and greater success? Make sure your employees are following these easy guidelines. Read more
Power of Consistency: 5 Rules
Are you stopping short of the finish line? Consistency is the difference between failure and success. Here's why. Read more
Leader in Motion: How Choreographer Bill T. Jones Collaborates
Award-winning choreographer Bill T. Jones has led his dance company for 30 years. Watch how he works. Watch video
Build a Culture That Celebrates Mistakes
The CTOs of Etsy and BirchBox talk about start-up team-building, blame-free postmortems, and their worst mistakes ever. Read more
Leading Teams: Find the Right Balance Between Hands-on and Hands-off
You want to encourage flexibility and accomplishment. Here's how. Read more
Are You Using Social Media as a Management Crutch?
A new study reveals that managers think connecting online is a great way to build company culture. Employees aren't so sure. Read more
Want Happier Employees? Get Rid of the Bosses
Managers, VPs, executives... they all need to go. Here's how one company reorganized itself for maximum employee satisfaction. Read more
The Only Management Strategy You'll Ever Need
Great leaders don't need to struggle to motivate, inspire, and lead their employees. Here's why. Read more
Forget Recruiters: Invest in Your People
Internal hires are known quantities. Don't assume they can only do what they have done before. Read more
Team Building: Leaders Make It Safe to Collaborate
In order for your staff to effectively collaborate, you have to define what it means to help. Here's why. Read more
Keep Your Best Employees: 5 Steps
Looking to attract and retain the talent required to take your company out of start-up phase and onto the next level? Be open to change. Read more
Build an Exceptional Workplace: 9 Tips
Ask yourself these questions to identify the gears that drive your company culture, and what you can do to make it exceptional. Read more
Leadership Lessons From the World's Top Cop
Collaboration--or lack of it--can determine whether an enterprise survives or fails, William Bratton told an audience at the Inc. Leadership Forum in Miami. Read more
How to Stop Sleeping With Your Smartphone
Always on 24/7? It's not doing you or your company any good. Author and Harvard b-school professor Leslie Perlow on how to break the cycle. Read more
13 Ways of Looking at a Leader
Want to be a better leader? Or find management inspiration, at least? Here you can learn from a baker's dozen of the most prevalent types. Read more
4 Company Programs Your Employees Hate
Surprise: They secretly despise that employee-of-the-month award. Find out what else your staff hates--and what to offer instead. Read more
What Would Winston Do?
In 1940, a war-weary Britain was on the verge of capitulation. Here's how Churchill turned it around--and what it means for you. Read more
What Happened When Grooveshark Couldn't Meet Payroll
Grooveshark founder Sam Tarantino wanted to reinvent the music business. But in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, funding was quickly drying up, and he ... Watch video
