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Author: Alex Tallitsch

How to Prepare for a Stress-Free Vacation: A Guide for Executives

As an executive, you understand the importance of vacations for recharging and spending quality time with yourself and/or loved ones. However, the lead-up to a vacation can be stressful if not properly managed.  Below is a comprehensive guide to ensure your time off is truly relaxing and work-free. 1. Delegate

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How to Increase Your Chances of Getting a Promotion

Advancing your career, especially in leadership roles, requires intentional planning and consistent behaviors that can set you apart from the rest. Below are key activities to increase your chances of getting a promotion. Top Performance Being a top performer isn’t the sole criterion for promotion but it significantly distinguishes you

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​​Avoid These 5 Common Executive Leadership Pitfalls

With over two decades of Leadership experience as the CEO and Founder of Naviga Recruiting & Executive Search, I’ve seen the highs and lows of the business world. Throughout my journey, I’ve encountered numerous mistakes, both my own and those of others. I am sharing the top five mistakes I’ve

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How to be an Inspiring Executive

Holding an executive title isn’t just about authority or making decisions; it’s about inspiring others to reach their full potential, fostering growth, and driving meaningful change. Inspirational leadership isn’t just a title or a position; it’s a journey of self-discovery, growth, and impact—one that begins with a commitment to inspire

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The Criteria for Hiring & Retaining Executives

Recruiting for an executive-level position requires strategic and intentional preparation in order to attract the best talent but once they are onboard, your actions towards retaining an executive are critical.  Outline the Position:  Provide detailed executive-level job descriptions of the responsibilities, objectives, and expectations associated with the role. Before interviewing

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