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How to run a meeting that works for four kinds of thinking

Think about the last meeting you left feeling flat. Chances are it wasn't badly run in any obvious way. There was an agenda. People were polite. Someone took notes. And yet the person with the sharpest objection said nothing until the corridor afterwards. The one who...

The HBDI® vs Other Assessment Tools: What Sets the HBDI® Apart?

Assessments are powerful tools for helping individuals and teams better understand their thinking preferences, personality traits, and strengths. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which tool is best suited for your needs—whether you're...

HBDI® vs. DiSC®: Which Employee Assessment is Right for Your Business?

This article was first published in 2020 and has been updated in 2025 to provide our readers with the most up-to-date insights. In this ongoing blog series, we take a look at the similarities and differences of many employee assessment instruments and how you might...

How to Improve Communication at Work

No one listens. It’s a common complaint in workplaces and beyond. We repeat ourselves and clarify details, yet colleagues still return with questions we’ve already answered. The issue? More communication doesn’t equal effective communication. In today’s...

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How to run a meeting that works for four kinds of thinking

Think about the last meeting you left feeling flat. Chances are it wasn't badly run in any obvious way. There was an agenda. People were polite. Someone took notes. And yet the person with the sharpest objection said nothing until the corridor afterwards. The one who...

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How to Improve Communication at Work

No one listens. It’s a common complaint in workplaces and beyond. We repeat ourselves and clarify details, yet colleagues still return with questions we’ve already answered. The issue? More communication doesn’t equal effective communication. In today’s...

read more...