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    How to manage a remote team
    (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, 2020-08)
    With remote working here to stay, people leaders will need to understand the nuances of managing virtual teams and remote workers. Dr Annette Clancy explains.
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    Managing Burnout
    (Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2018-12-03)
    Burnout is a very real problem, but organisations can ease the burden with some simple adjustments.
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    How to recognise and eliminate groupthink
    (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, 2020-02-01)
    To create a culture free of groupthink, leaders must first make themselves vulnerable, writes Dr Annette Clancy.
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    6 job skills to succeed in a post-coronavirus world
    (Chartered Accountants in Ireland, 2020-07-22)
    Soft skills are already essential assets, but employers will look for particular aptitudes as the pandemic subsides and the "New Normal" takes hold.
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    Psychological Safety at Work
    (Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2019-10)
    The most successful managers and leaders help their teams learn from mistakes in an atmosphere of respect and acceptance.
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    3 Pain-free Ways to Build Your Network
    (Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2019-06-01)
    Networking is a discomforting prospect for many, but don’t wait until it’s too late to start Experts tell us that strong professional networks are essential to career development. Knowing the key players in your sector and being seen at professional events gives you a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced recruitment market. But there is no denying that for some of us, networking isn’t at the top of our must-do lists. It’s awkward, draining and time-consuming. Making small-talk with strangers doesn't come easy to everyone.
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    Coping with narcissism
    (Accountancy Ireland, 2017-12)
    Every office has a narcissist, you just need to learn how to play to their strengths instead of focusing on their weaknesses.The upside On the surface, this looks like a toxic mix of qualities, but a deeper dive into research tells us that narcissism has an upside: self-esteem, assertiveness, charisma, confidence and a willingness to go with one's own belief.Step 5: play to their strengths Narcissists love being the centre of attention.
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    The Growth Mindset
    (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, 2020-10)
    Dr Annette Clancy explains why a growth mindset is critical to success when faced with relentless, and seemingly endless, uncertainty.
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    How to Disappoint
    (Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2018-04)
    The tyranny of satisfaction has reached crisis levels, but what if we could learn to disappoint?
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    Help Introverts Excel
    (Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2017-09-28)
    What do JK Rowling, Barack Obama, Eleanor Roosevelt and Albert Einstein have in common? (1) They are all introverts and (2) they would each have a tough time working in the contemporary office environment which privileges open plan spaces, group work, informal interaction between colleagues and noise.
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