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The Art of the Nerd Snipe: Ask Questions People Want to Answer

There's a subtle art to asking for help in a way that grabs people's interest and makes them get involved. And, it only takes a moment to do.

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Many projects are done with hybrid or remote teams, and that calls for fostering what’s always mattered most: human connection.

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When my software development team reached a major milestone, we formally celebrated it. Here are 3 reasons why celebrating wins is important.

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The biggest productivity hack for pumping at work? Phone-a-parent. Before I came back from leave, I pinged every pumping veteran I knew.

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High expectations for early-career employees only lead to growth when matched with meaningful support. That’s where coaching comes in.

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I facilitated Councils with my family and with my team. Each one build an ineffable sense of attention, culture and care. I'm hooked.

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I've consulted with startups for the past several years, and opportunities shift significantly based on the size and maturity of the company.

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At Atomic, we hold practice sessions so junior developers give candid feedback to leaders and peers, receiving immediate coaching in return.

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When I moved from the U.K. to the U.S. several years ago, I had to learn new rules and cultural differences, both tacit and explicit.

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I'm new to the software development industry, but I envision adding value by fostering what I learned in previous roles: Servant Leadership.

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Three Grand Rapids business leaders recently shared their stories about navigating change and uncertainty. Here's what I learned.

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When fewer people feel engaged, teams feel more disconnected and less effective. Here are 3 ways to bring back the sense of community.