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How — and why — to keep politics out of the office

Never assume that your work colleague shares your opinions on politics, our guest columnist writes along with seven golden rules for keeping the workplace conflict-free.

How to build an AI assistant that works for you

Custom GPTs aren’t a magic bullet, but they can scale your team’s expertise, maintain consistency and free up people’s time to do more valuable work, our guest columnist writes.

Ask ACE: I keep hearing the phrase ‘shovel ready.’ What does that actually mean?

Ask ACE looks at construction projects that have lined up permits, financing and other details, making them ready for a groundbreaking.

How to build — and nurture — a strong professional network

Our guest columnists recommend being intentional about connecting and acknowledging the milestones and moments that matter to others.
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How to banish guilt from the workplace

When business leaders model boundaries, acknowledge trade-offs and show self-compassion, they give others permission to do the same, our guest columnist writes.

How to ask questions that open doors to deeper conversations

A powerful question opens access to lived experience, emotion and insight, our guest columnist writes.

How to become a better leader by changing your mindset at work

Drawing inspiration from a recent book, our guest columnist suggests letting others be who they are and focusing on being who you want to be.

How to set realistic New Year’s resolutions for your business

Setting goals for your organization starts with picking one priority per quarter and making every goal a habit, not a hope, our guest experts suggest.
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How Maine employers can build career development plans without breaking the bank

Career development offers a solution that doesn't require massive budgets, writes our guest columnist. When employees see opportunities to learn and advance, they stay longer.

How to stop procrastinating and get things done

Rather than adding more goals to your list, start by eliminating one thing: chronic procrastination, writes guest columnist Nancy Marshall.
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