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Lead how they need: adopting a situational leadership style
Turns out, effective leadership is less about particular style, and more about adapting to the situation.
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How to avoid “manager crash” in 2025 and beyond
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No shortcuts, just strategy: how Atlassian Williams Racing is engineering a 2026 comeback
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Find stuff fast: How to end the endless hunt for information
Turn scattered info into easy-to-find knowledge, and make it your company’s superpower.
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Atlassian’s approach on Enterprise strategy and planning
Today, I’m going to state our point of view on the modern disciplines of strategy and planning. We recently published...
Teamwork at its fastest: the unsung heroes behind every Formula 1 win
Despite the shiny solo headshots of the drivers and the flashy photos of the livery, Formula 1 is, at its core, a team sport.
How to advocate for yourself at work
Expert advice on giving voice to the future you want, plus a template to keep track of it all.
