Analytical Skills 
Improve business decisions by learning how to gather, interpret and present data.

Develop specialized skills and strategies to help you assess patterns, identify relevant questions, gain data-driven insights and effectively share analytical information with others.

Topics

Get Rid of Those Pesky "Weasel Words"

Does your writing have a weasel problem? Weasel is language that sounds wishy-washy, even sneaky. It avoids saying anything definitively. Here's how to tell if weasels have infested your writing....

Get the Most from Your People: Give 'em What They Want

People skills can make or break a manager-and an organization. Author and executive coach Terry R. Bacon explains how almost any manager can learn to be a "people person"-if he or she takes the time to figure out what employees really want and how to...

Get Their Attention and Keep It!

How to cultivate and communicate star power presence.

Get Your Onboarding Act Together, Pronto

Companies must implement effective onboarding programs now, before the demand for managers heats up.

Getting a Handle on Gigabyte Growth

An expert outlines strategies for storing the continuing proliferation of electronic content.

Get Your Team to Play Smart Together

Here are three rules fo follow to build a strong--and smart--team.

From Crisis to Control

Is your organization controlling its projects, or vice versa? A successful project management system may require that a significant organizational cultural change take place-sooner rather than later....

Getting Candidate Referrals for Job Openings

Learn how to ask for a referral.

Getting Engaged...No Ring Required

Are your employees engaged? The Gallup Organization characterizes engaged workers as those who feel a close bond with their employers and who are passionate about their work. Since engaged employees can contribute to improvements in productivity and...

Getting onto the Path of Strategic Change

Many companies are out of kilter as the pace of change increases, making it difficult to remain current in the marketplace, according to Allen Adamson and Joel Steckel, co-authors of Shift Ahead: How the Best Companies Stay Relevant in a Fast-Changing World (AMACOM, 2017).