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Month: April 2016

Are you close to hate your work? Maybe it’s time to take a break before you burn out.

27/04/2016Judit Nuszpl

I gotta get up I gotta get goin’ I gonna see a friend of mine… – Can this be the theme song of your morning ceremony, or do you rather think: “Wish I could stay at home and just sleep through the day!” Have you lost interest in your job? Are you unmotivated? You don’t…

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Spring chickens and old dogs – generations working together

20/04/201601/03/2017Judit Nuszpl

About 150-200 years ago when people died at a younger age (around 40-60) and the yearly technical advancement wasn’t that significant, it didn’t cause any problems for generations to work together. It was obvious that everyone starts at the bottom at a young age and works him/herself up on the ladder by learning and perfecting the tricks of…

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Think and act like a leader – aka: managerial skills don’t have gender

12/04/201606/02/2018Judit Nuszpl

Women are taught “male” leadership as well in the business world, but as soon as they start acting according to what they studied, they are called the “B” word. Its softer translation is bossy. Studies are coming to light almost every single day proving that a woman can have just as great leadership skills as…

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Micromanage or not?! That is the question.

06/04/201615/01/2018Judit Nuszpl

How micromanaging interrupts the flow in you as a leader and in your subordinates? What steps help to promote flow at work? Are there any circumstances when micromanaging is not only allowed but desirable? First of all please, allow me to be a bit personal here: I look at timesheet if it were my enemy.…

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