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Grow the Human Skills: Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, and Communication

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Accountants Content moderators Legal Assistants Proofreaders Entry-level stock traders Transcribers Graphic designers, where creativity isn’t a priority Customer service representatives Soldiers Writers, where quantity is a greater concern than quality I reviewed several of these lists. The nominees varied depending on the publication.

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Drones, Robots, and Farmers—Prepare Your Association to Meet Fast-Moving Technology Trends

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Most were CEOs leading companies that provide products and services to associations. Their resumes will list skills we barely register today. The idea is to prevent you from investing precious resources in merchandise or services that people don’t want. Subsequent models will incorporate changes based on consumer feedback.

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Don’t Get Too Comfortable at the Top–AI Puts a Twist on Leadership

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leadership is how we christened the skill set we identified for success in digital markets. Collaborative relationships are the future currency. Look to the human skills to increase your stability and value. Collaborative relationships are the future’s currency. Innovators and strategists complement each other’s skills.

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Build a Digital Ecology–Promote IT Collaboration Across Your Organization

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To become a digital business everyone in the organization must use their IT tools to collaborate. Executives who defer this responsibility convey the idea that digital thinking and collaboration are not a priority. I try to be very clear that no one is exempt from learning and mastering new skills.”

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Onboarding the Board—Your Opportunity to Promote Peak Performance

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The matrix is a diagram that helps the board outline its current characteristics, pinpoints gaps in demographics or talent, and identifies what skills are needed in the future. Once you know who is needed, you must explain exactly what the organization expects from their service both in terms of activities and culture.

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3 Steps for a Successful Day of Skilled Volunteer Service

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Many of the companies we work with at Common Impact host a “day of service” as a way to give back to their local communities. Days of service are one of the most popular corporate volunteer programs. Skills-based volunteerism focuses on building infrastructure for nonprofits that often operate with reduced resources and budgets.

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Citizen Philanthropy: Delivering Impactful Pro Bono Support From Anywhere

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Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Venture2Impact (V2I) — a nonprofit organization based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada — had a business model that was entirely based on global travel. We developed stronger relationships within our team and across regions — even as we collaborated on this project from our homes.