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.

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Motto for the 21st Century: What's Mine Is Yours

While you may not be familiar with the term “Collaborative Consumption,” if you’ve used a Zipcar, set up a queue on Netflix, or even borrowed a book from the local library, you’ve been a participant. The authors of a fascinating new book, What’s Mine Is Yours, explore the 21st century business model

Movin' On Up: Nine Body Language Dos and Don'ts

Learn how to more effectively communicate via body language.

Moving Ahead Reader Survey Results

Are you and your boss playing on the same team? This short self-assessment, from AMA's best-selling seminar "Partnering with Your Boss," will help you cultivate the dynamic relationship you and your boss need to work together effectively. Take the...

Moving Forward After a Job Loss

Job hunting advice from the author of The Best Thing That Ever Happened to You: How a Career Reversal Can Reinvigorate Your Life.

Moving Beyond the Leadership Plateau

A high-potential leader at a large national retail furniture company, Nick, hoped to move into a senior leadership position with the organization. Admired for his sharp analytical skills and command of his function, he was on the list of high-potential leaders. However, Nick received feedback from t

Millennials Have Least Analytical Acumen, AMA Study Suggests

A survey suggests millenials aren't seen as having equal analytic savvy .

Moving from “Me First” to “We First”

In a podcast interview Simon Mainwaring discusses his connected, mutually dependent view of the world.

Moving from Boss to Coach

“Because I’m the boss” just doesn’t cut it anymore. Today, effective managers realize that if they want to engage and motivate their people, they must form a partnership with them. That means evolving from a boss into a coach—the end of top down management.

Much Ado About Business Dining

Proper etiquette for setting up and presiding over a business meal.

Multicultural Communication Tips

In today's "global village" workplace, managers may oversee onsite remote and virtual teams made up of people from many different corporate and geographical cultures. Success greatly depends on the ability to communicate effectively with all team members, including everyone and offending no one. The