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JobsAs criticism of Rupert Murdoch's leadership ability mounts, executive coach Martin Palethorpe asks: When was the last time we judged our own leadership skills?
Mark Zuckerberg has become the centre of attention as the Facebook road show travels the globe. But should a leader eclipse their brand? Cirrus leadership expert Rob Davies takes a look at the Zuckerberg/Facebook phenomenon.
I've got five years experience under my belt but I'm still being paid peanuts. Should I threaten to leave?
The most important thing you can do is to flex your leadership style to suit the changed times.
Howard Davies arrives in Hong Kong as the Rugby Sevens are on. In Paris, he's almost over-shadowed by Sarkozy.
We must learn from the likes of John Lewis if the virtues of the common good are not to disappear from the public balance sheet.
The success of London's Tech City has become eclipsed by political puff, says Robert Marcus, chairman and CEO of mobile internet investment bank QuantumWave Capital.
We've come a long way from the eighties, says diversity director Alick Miskin. But until we start measuring all elements of diversity, from sexual orientation to mental health, we will never know for sure.
Is your project team low on drive? Try these five questions to unlock new energy, says Meeting Magic's Catherine Hennessy
Are you making sure your young talent feels challenged and appreciated? SkillSoft's Kevin Young has this advice to keep the bright, young things in the building.
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