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For Managers, Ignorance Isn’t Bliss

Not knowing one's own faults and weaknesses—and being unaware that they even exist—is dangerous for top executives. Look no further than Zoe Cruz

High on the list of qualities UCLA's MBA program seeks is evidence of past leadership and future potential, says admissions director Lydia Heyman

High on the list of qualities UCLA's MBA program seeks is evidence of past leadership and future potential, says admissions director Lydia Heyman

Don't waste your time on crafting motivational messages if you can't back it up with action. Leaders must walk the walk as well as talk the talk

The Cypress Semiconductor CEO's approach to new markets—funding outside companies, not internal groups—has made it No. 4 on our Tech Hot Growth list

Bakery Barn saw explosive growth in five short years, becoming a $6 million company. Now the founder thinks it's time for a new leader

With Thanksgiving just ahead, what better time to reflect on our managers and the things they get right?

If your people aren't performing up to their best potential, maybe it's time for you to take a look in the mirror

Feedback can leave colleagues feeling judged, but "feedforward"—suggestions without comments on past mistakes—is a lot easier to stomach

Now that John Thain has accepted the top job at Merrill, Citigroup will have to look farther afield for a new chief