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Texas Presbyterian needs tough love, not hand-holding, crisis management pro says

Texas Health Presbyterian has more than an image crisis after mistakes in the care of the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States. Here's what one crisis management expert says the hospital should do.

How-To: Human Resources

The Top 3 résumé bloopers that people make

Each week Career Mojo answers career questions from readers.

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Ebola news roundup: CDC issues new rules; J&J preps vaccine; czar starts job; more robots to the rescue (Video)

A roundup of Ebola news from around the country.

How-To: Human Resources

What should you do if your employee may have been exposed to Ebola?

What should an employer do if the employer believes an employee may have been exposed to Ebola? Not surprisingly, attorneys who specialize in employment law are disseminating answers to their clients on those types of questions.

How-To: Sell a Business

4 key steps for clear family communications during business transitions

Business owners beware: Research shows that the do-it-yourself approach to business transition has only a 30 percent probability of success.

How-To: Human Resources

We're more productive and happier working from home, so should we do it more often?

Did Yahoo's Marissa Mayer get it right when she banned employees from working from home?

Roger Staubach, Bob Aisner renew wager on Dallas Marathon

Former Dallas Cowboys star quarterback and Jones Lang LaSalle executive chairman of the Americas Roger Staubach and Behringer Harvard CEO Bob Aisner are, once again, wagering on the outcome of the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon in December.

How-To: Growth Strategies

How entrepreneurs can develop the right mix of confidence and humility

Entrepreneurs must strike the right balance between humility and confidence if they want to succeed.

When she took over, the nonprofit couldn't make payroll. Here's how she brought it back from the brink

Just two weeks into her new job as the CEO of Fraser, the bookkeeper knocked on Diane Cross's door and told her that the company didn't have enough money to make payroll.

How-To: Growth Strategies

How to tell if you're a bad boss

The sad truth is that the majority of employees spend at least 10 hours a month complaining — or listening to others complain — about their boss.

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The insider’s view: Deloitte University’s leadership academy at Westlake

Three years into its existence, the 800-room Deloitte U is drawing about 50,000 of the professional services firm's employees for leadership development programs each year. Here's why.

Media giant Kate White's three critical tips for new managers

Former Cosmopolitan editor Kate White offers three critical tips for new managers, based on her decades in the magazine industry.

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Ebola news roundup: These 5 airports will funnel fliers from W. Africa; Ebola and the elections; a virus-killing robot (Video)

A roundup of Ebola news from around the country.

How-To: Growth Strategies

How this executive overcame dyslexia to be a branding master

Robin Domeniconi, the chief marketing officer at Rue La La, digs deep about living with a learning disorder and being successful in her career.

How-To: Funding

3 do's and 3 don’ts after you land VC funding

Venture capital funding can catapult a business to new levels, but along with it can come a new set of challenges.