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Purdue University evolutionary biologist, William Muir, studied the productivity of chickens, specifically their egg-laying capabilities. He divided chickens into two groups: He continued this experiment
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What if I told you that the biggest driver of performance in your organization isn’t strategy, structure, or even individual talent? Though each of them
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As a Human Resources leader, I have dedicated my three decade career to exploring human potential and fostering high performance in individuals and teams. In
