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Mark Murphy

Mark Murphy

Senior Contributor at Forbes

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Recent Articles

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Is Tough Leadership Going To Be Outlawed?

In case you haven’t heard, Australia recently joined the list of countries that have enacted "right to disconnect" laws.
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Taking Charge Of Your Career Growth When Your Company Isn’t Helping

You can take charge of your career growth by setting ambitious goals, seeking out learning opportunities, and proactively managing your development.
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How Technology Is Eroding Our Most Fundamental Human Skill

Explore the impact of technology on essential human skills and discover how our abilities are evolving in the digital age.
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Why You Should Conduct More Training During The Summer Months - Forbes

People who are consistently learning new things at work are ten times more likely to be inspired to give their best effort than those who aren’t.
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The Best Leadership Style For First-Time Leaders

The skills required to excel as an individual contributor are fundamentally different from those needed to be a successful leader.
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Predict How Your Employees Will Feel About Any Initiative

Learn how to predict your employees' reactions to any initiative with effective strategies. Anticipate sentiment shifts and navigate changes smoothly.
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HR Can Gain More Influence With This Communication Tweak - Forbes

Compared to roles like heads of Finance, IT, or Sales, Human Resources leaders typically wield less political clout.
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Writing Cover Letters For A Career Change: Tips And Examples - Forbes

Expert tips and examples for crafting a cover letter for a career change. Level up your job application strategy!
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Why HR Gets Wrongly Blamed For Management Problems

When a manager struggles to give tough feedback or a star quits, HR becomes the scapegoat. But if managers have the skills to tackle these issues, HR isn’t blamed.
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Keep An Eye Out For These 3 Qualities Of A Good Manager - Forbes

Understanding the significance of a manager with good qualities: discover three clear indicators and effective tests to unveil them.
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You Need To Show Some Flaws In A Job Interview. Here's Why - Forbes

It sounds bizarre when I suggest that the best candidates actually reveal a few flaws in job interviews, but there are two reasons why you need to do it.
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This Billionaire CEO Reveals The Truth Behind Hiring For Attitude

Virtually every company says that they want to hire for attitude, but in many organizations, hiring for attitude is merely a platitude.
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Finally, A Billionaire Who Understands The Purpose Of Employee Surv...

Most companies conduct some type of employee survey. But it’s likely that you’ve worked at an organization where that survey was nothing more than a perfunctory exercise.
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Why Every CEO Needs To Publish A Book (Right Now) - Forbes

You need a 100-150 page book that explains how your company uniquely solves a deep pain in the market. Books like that instantly make you the authority in your field.
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3 Rules To Showcase Your Teamwork Skills In A Job Interview - Forbes

Interviewers are looking for certain kinds of examples that demonstrate your ability to work well in (and lead) a team.
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This Is Better Than The STAR Method For Answering Interview Questio...

The STAR method is an outdated way to answer interview questions. Instead, use the SHER Method to highlight your emotional intelligence, coachability and growth.
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How To Manage Employees Who Get Frazzled Easily - Forbes

Do you take comfort in the predictability of a well-structured routine? Or relief in knowing exactly what your workday entails?
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How To Manage Employees Who Get Bored Easily - Forbes

If the thought of repetitive and regimented activities causes you to break into a cold sweat, then you probably have a high adventure drive.
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Is Your Leadership Style Too Intense? - Forbes

More than a few leaders have imagined themselves giving a fiery “rah-rah” speech to their employees. But ironically, the opposite approach often generates better results.
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How To Showcase Your Integrity In A Job Interview - Forbes

Every company wants high integrity; people who do what’s right, protect confidentiality, and build trust. But demonstrating integrity in a job interview isn’t easy.
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How To Ace An Interview Question About Customer Service - Forbes

There isn’t a universal formula for perfect customer service or a script to memorize and use in every interaction. It’s about your attitude.