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Leading with Soul: The Power of Spiritual Intelligence | Yosi Amram

Peter Winick

So I came to the US, I studied engineering at MIT and got MBA at Harvard and so on. So you’re someone who’s leaned in on engineering and science, right? You’re the engineer with a tech startup that’s going public. And then I started a couple of companies, and the first one I was really focused on build.

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Elevating Thought Leadership in Any Size Organization | Dr. Karthik Nagendra

Peter Winick

He shares how an assessment they created boosted the profile of the organization, and shaped the engineering industry as a whole. This episode tackles thought leadership from both a large and small scale, and offers advice for leaders, sales teams, marketing, and researchers alike! So it just created a flutter out there.

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A Guide to Compensation Analysis

AIHR

For example, Salesforce found that their engineer salaries were comparable to engineers at Microsoft. On the other hand, engineers at Slack were paid much less, but they are a much smaller organization. Salary benchmarks provide data points, whether it is worth it or not to pay an employee above the average salary.

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Could Your HR Job Be Automated in the Next 10 Years?

AIHR

This rapid scaling of automation opens up a window of opportunity for HR professionals to evaluate which roles could fall away in the next 10 years and where the opportunity lies to pivot your role and quickly upskill in key specialized areas. Process execution roles.

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Using the W Framework to build your growth strategy

Growth Hacker

While for most departments, this basically means analyzing historical data, reverse engineering results, gathering learnings and scaling what's already known inside their scope of actuation. it's totally different for a growth team.

KPI 96
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Missing the Mark on A Project? Here's a Way to Get Back on Track.

UVA Darden

These processes often involve comparing the projects current state to a set of reference points or benchmarks. Progressive Adjustments : As new information becomes available, leaders update their expectations and evaluate progress against revised benchmarks. Outcome Trade-offs : Leaders weigh potential losses in one dimension (e.g.,

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How to reinvent your product growth strategy for the tech downturn

Andrew Chen

No, you can’t just expect to hire dozens of engineers, regardless of progress — particularly when hiring freezes are coming into effect. Naturally, you burn more upfront during the product development phase, and then get more efficient as the business gets scale. But in a bear market, the answer changes: No.

ROI 85