What The #$%@! Why Language Speaks to Effective Leadership Is it OK to swear? Communication style is key in a workplace culture. (Register here for the Virtual Happy Hour June 13, 6:30 p.m. ET when we talk more about Gender Bilingual Comunication.) TELL ME
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have so much in common? Men and women benefit from learning the language of power so they can use it to get things done. Comment @GloriaFeldt
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VIDEO OF THE WEEK
Harriet Green, Chairman & CEO, IBM Asia-Pacific, speaks on inclusion, leadership and mentorship in "Power in Progress: Advancing Women's Leadership."
You’ll get great takeaways and juicy tips you can use right away:
Why defining your terms is your most important leadership skill
How to navigate the double-edged sword of female leadership ("He’s the boss, she’s bossy; he’s self-assured, she’s arrogant," etc.)
How to differentiate yourself by communicating your value in terms that can’t be misunderstood and will counteract implicit
bias
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