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Why do managers play favourites?

When a manager forms an initial impression of a new team member, the perception can be hard to shift, and becomes self-perpetuating, according to HR Daily Community blogger Trish Cloete.




What's holding you back?

How often do limiting beliefs hold back your plans, activities and progress at work? According to HR Daily Community blogger Ben Young, limiting beliefs tend to become self-fulfilling prophecies - here's how to become more aware of them.


Why you need to share your vision

Every leader and organisation should have not only goals, but a vision of what long-term success looks like, says HR Daily Community blogger Leisa Messer.


How to make work seem more "fair"

Perceptions of fairness are crucial at work, because employees who believe things are unfair will be less productive, and teamwork goes downhill, says HR Daily Community blogger Ben Young.



Double standards, hiring hiccoughs and more

What happens when an office romance turns sour, and the parties have it out with each other in the workplace? HR Daily Community member Catherine Gillespie this week shared a post highlighting the need for even-handed treatment when there's more than one person behaving badly at work.


When is a manager not a manager?

People who have come into a management position by virtue of their technical skills often fail to provide strong leadership, and tend to avoid addressing destructive conflict and performance issues, according to HR Daily Community blogger Trish Cloete.



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