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Transparency & Trust Bloom Great Ideas The Titleist Calling All Hackers Space Case Study The Test of Transparency More News on That Supposed Job Boom…Executives As Students of Leadership – It Works!Leadership Excellence? Just Be a Better Person.First-Time Callers and Striking The Right Tone Rest in Peace Bosses Who Don’t Handle Poor Performers Martha’s Reputation Rehab Take Three Different Personality Tests, Say Hello to Three Different Personalities Changing Perceptions and The Value of Follow-Up Reputation Devastation Predictive Professions Overlooking Our Peers First Impressions… Then the Hard Work of Building Credibility Trading Places: Let the Boss Do Your Work What Do You Think of Your Co-Workers?The Brand Called… Ouch Did You Say Google, iPod? Hot Topics, Luke-warm News Crazy Sick Day Excuses, Sports Edition Likeability vs. Credibility Searching for the Perfect Search Tool Can Martha Get Her Credibility Back?Check, Please Guest Hosts: The Transparency Edge Ergo, Ergonomics Trump’d Calculating Communications Needing (and Reading) Feedback III Marketing by Self-Absorption In Vino Veritas

Impact

Shifting to plant-based plastic is a start—but it can’t be the only solution to plastic waste

The insidious ways building private prisons creates more prisons

Tom Steyer: The climate crisis is now threatening the health and safety of every American

News

RIP RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87

How to keep wildfire smoke out of your home: Avoid these 5 surprising mistakes

60% of shuttered businesses on Yelp will never reopen

Co.Design

This library looks like a giant game of Scrabble

Returns are bad for the environment. Pottery Barn wants to do something about it

The world’s most unconventional use of business cards

Work Life

Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s career completely changed the way we think about women—and men

Obama’s White House photographer takes his Instagram shade against Trump to a new doc

This is how mentorship relationships should adapt to the pandemic