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How to Be a More Authentic Leader Using Your Strengths

Learn how you as a leader can become more authentic and discover your own leadership style as you apply your strengths in your role.

Millennials Not Connecting With Their Company's Mission

Slightly more than a third of millennial workers say the mission of their organization makes them feel their job is important.

What Your Company's Recruitment Strategy Is Missing

For a winning hiring strategy, companies not only need an evidence-based approach to selection, but also internal alignment among recruiters.

Paycheck or Purpose: What Drives Millennials?

Millennials have limited financial freedom. Yet their motivations to find a new job have less to do with money than with other factors.

Different Demographic Groups Must Be Managed Differently

Age, generation, gender, education level and tenure, among other things, all relate to a worker's engagement.

CliftonStrengths Community Update for July 2020

Learn about Gallup's enhancements to its learning offerings for coaches plus the new Domain color scheme and more in the July community update.

There's a Generation Gap in Your Workplace

Baby Boomers and Gen X employees are distinctly less engaged than others -- and they make up 88% of the U.S. workforce. Here's what to do about this problem.

"Full Circle" Strengths: Training Coaches in the Philippines

Learn about The Coaches Circle -- part of the rich coaching community in the Philippines -- and how coaches are trained and helped through it.

Engaging Patients in a Global Market

It used to be that people who wanted the best healthcare -- and who could afford it -- booked flights to Europe or the United States. They don't have to anymore. Geography is no longer relevant when excellent care is globally available -- but ...

Beyond the Dot-Com Bust

For "Generation X" employees, the workplace used to offer seemingly limitless opportunity. Then the 1990s bubble burst, and these young workers started confronting harsh reality. But all isn't lost for these twenty- and thirty-somethings: ...
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