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Why nonprofits should focus on leadership development

It is common knowledge that both public and private companies traditionally invest in sustained leadership development as one key way to stay competitive in a global economy. When it comes to the nonprofit sector, it is a different story. American… Continue Reading →

The Booth Company Gives Back to Local Nonprofits

The Booth Company (TBC), a Boulder-based international provider of leadership development surveys, wants to give back to the local nonprofit community by providing leadership coaching, including a 360 feedback assessment, for one leader per nonprofit organization. “We feel fortunate to… Continue Reading →

Why a simple ‘thank you’ goes a long way in employee engagement

There are countless articles dedicated to employee engagement and for good reason. Most of the time, disengaged employees are either looking for another job opportunity and/or have mentally quit their current job. And while some of the employee engagement jargon… Continue Reading →

Just say no: avoid being a yes-man or yes-woman manager

“Sure thing.” “Not a problem.” “We’ll start that right away.” “Yes, my team can take care of that.” All those are frequent phrases heard in the workplace. When something urgent comes up and needs to be taken care of as… Continue Reading →

One size does not fit all

We live in a world of customization. From finding the best features and apps for our cell phones to selecting the toppings on our ice cream, we continually find ways to customize items to fit our individual needs. It’s no… Continue Reading →

Managers need to understand numbers

Some people choose a career path almost purely based on one idea – to avoid working with numbers on a daily basis. They prefer working with the people side of business rather than the numbers side. That’s all well and… Continue Reading →

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