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When a high performer gets promoted, the hard part isn't finding them a new opportunity. It's making sure the person who fills their role has what they actually need to succeed. Most organizations skip that step entirely.

There are differences between responsibilities and achievements — and both concepts are essential - when used appropriately - to scope, hire, and evaluate a role.

Learn the concept of the Hero's Journey and how the investment of time is a powerful tool for recognition. Plus,ways to show gratitude.

First, slow down. You’re doing fine. Second, don’t schedule an exit interview. In this post, learn a better approach to take after getting that notice.

How a team of specialists can create risky silos. Avoid the trap of equating specialization with an advanced degree—and three types of specialists.