It's Okay to Fail: The Importance of Taking Risks

By: Deborah S. Hildebrand Discuss

Tom Peters, well-known business guru, suggested the concept that failure is an important part of creativity and innovation. The idea is that if you are willing to take risks you're likely to encounter mistakes. The benefit, of course, is that you gain valuable information.

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OA Book Club: Review of "Be a Shortcut"

This month's book club selection presents an interesting concept about effectiveness in the workplace. If you're a fan of shortcuts, you won't want to miss this fabulous find about how to become a human shortcut. Intrigued? Read our review and learn more about this unique and inspirational idea.

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Stress Knocking You Out? Build Your Psychological Resiliency to Bounce Back

By: Deborah S. Hildebrand Discuss

Whenever workers become stressed at work, the first thing they notice is how it affects their physical health. Aches, pains, lack of sleep and other ailments are all signs of the negative impact stress can have on your body. But what can stress do to your mental outlook and how can you bounce back?

Self-Evaluation Time: Is Your Job a Dead End or a Stepping Stone?

By: Deborah S. Hildebrand Discuss

Finding a profession that you're passionate about is crucial to your happiness and success. But, what happens if you come across a job you love, only to realize that there are limitations to your professional mobility? Learn whether your current position has you on the right path or a downward slope.

The Role of a Lifetime: Masking Your Brand in the Workplace

By: Michael Essany Discuss

Surviving and thriving in the modern workplace involves learning to reduce stress and deflect criticism while still presenting the unflappable face of a born leader. Is this possible? In this article, we'll explore why Angela Lansbury thinks so and why you should too.