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Make your transition to a new team easier with these five questions
When joining a new team, resist the urge to jump right into the work. Instead, take the time to ask these five questions to understand the team's context and expectations.
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Want to increase your impact? First, find the decision-makers.
Finding the right audience involves spotting the relevant problem spaces in your organization, identifying the decision-makers there, and targeting one person who will champion your work.
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How to say no (without really saying no)
Saying no can be hard. Use the four D's -- Delay, Downscope, Delegate, or Deal -- when no just isn't an option.
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How Do I Get My Team to Trust Me?
Working in insights requires deep, trusting relationships with our partners. These relationships come from doing the right thing, delivering valuable work, and being a good teammate.
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5 Tricks for a Better Kick-Off Meeting
Running an effective kick-off meeting involves more than just planning, it requires deep listening and empathy.