Promoting internally benefits organizations in multiple ways. Many companies find that employees who they promote from within reach productive states more quickly than external hires, and the costs for hiring and recruitment are often lower. Yet, promotions also present certain risks—one of which is the Peter Principle. What Is the Peter Principle? Set forth in […]
In the fast-paced and ever-evolving corporate world, maintaining a motivated and proactive team is crucial for achieving success. However, there are moments when even the most dynamic teams hit a plateau, with team members just going through the motions, completing their tasks with no extra effort or innovation. As a manager, recognizing this stagnancy is
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When the clocks “fall back,” it’s a sure sign that winter is on its way. The days are getting shorter, and kids start looking forward to the holidays. But the end of daylight saving time has other implications as well. The time shift can affect sleep schedules and hinder executive functions in both kids and
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In the ever-evolving landscape of leadership, one attribute consistently stands out as a marker of truly effective leaders: Emotional Intelligence (EI). Beyond strategic minds and innovative solutions, it is the leaders with a deep understanding and adept management of emotions—both their own and others’—who truly inspire and drive their teams toward sustained success. In the
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If your child tends to have more frequent meltdowns shortly after coming home from school, you’re not alone. Known as restraint collapse, this behavior is common, especially for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as ADHD. Here’s a look into why this phenomenon happens and what you can do to make the end-of-day transition easier for
The very word “exams” can sometimes be enough to send shivers down the spine of even the most prepared students. While a certain amount of stress can be motivating, excessive stress can be debilitating. Here’s some tips for managing stress during exam seasons effectively: Understanding Stress: The Double-Edged Sword Stress, when managed correctly, can be
In the fast-paced world of corporate leadership, executives find themselves juggling numerous responsibilities. Whether it’s overseeing projects, leading teams, or making high-stakes decisions, time is always of the essence. To thrive in such an environment, effective time management becomes crucial. Here are some strategies tailored specifically for executives to optimize their time and enhance productivity.
When your child is diagnosed with ADHD, or is showing symptoms of an executive function disorder, you will have to make several decisions regarding your child’s care. Some decisions you will have to make include deciding whether your child needs medication or coaching and tutoring to help them excel in school. After absorbing your child’s
A positive workplace culture is the lifeblood of any thriving organization. It is the invisible hand that shapes interactions, molds individual identities, and dictates how work is conducted. A harmonious workplace culture is characterized by shared values, open communication, trust, and a sense of community, where every member feels valued, motivated, and aligned with the
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The transition from elementary to middle school is an exciting and big change in any student’s life. They have to adjust to new classrooms and schedules, and even sometimes new buildings or classmates. This change in routine can be disruptive to kids, especially for those who have ADHD or autism. For you to better understand
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