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THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

Cultural Intelligence

Understanding others is more than a nice-to-have

Conflicting lives

The unwritten rules that lie at the heart of conflict

Balancing Act

What does "responsible leadership" really mean?

Party Animal?

Get more out of this year's office party
Local businesses and their leaders make up the backbone of British business. Practically every well-known company began life as a local enterprise. So how do those entrepreneurs take the first steps to becoming major players?

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The Academy for Chief Executives was founded in 1997 and now numbers over 360 members in England and Scotland. Its network of chief executives and entrepreneurs can turn for help to people who understand their situation best - fellow owners and managers of businesses who understand the different market forces at work in their own regions.

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GOLDEN OLDIES - FROM THE MANAGEMENT-ISSUES ARCHIVE

A for Apathy

Overcoming apathy is the key to leadership.

Generation Y

Getting to grips with the new generation.

Play the Game

Here's how to deal with office politics.

Bad Beliefs

It's time to get rid of the beliefs that hold us back.