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Judgmental people get a bad rap, but is judging people always a bad thing? It turns out, there is a skill to being a good judge of character. Richard Davis joined us to kick off the third season of Rotman Visiting Experts to offer a framework for judging people more effectively.

How does our reputation impact workplace relationships, and what — if anything — can organizations do to leverage this information? New research offers some clues.

Empathy is a skill all leaders need, and thankfully it can be developed even as an adult. Here's how.

Don't write off negative emotions. New research suggests people tend to be nicer, more cautious and think through more possibilities when they're sad.

Unprocessed feelings never go away, and they can even harm your career. Associate professor Maja Djikic joined the Executive Summary to talk about how everyone can foster this crucial skillset.

Are you always chasing the next achievement and failing to find joy in your successes? Thomas Curran joined the Visiting Experts podcast to talk about how to break the perfectionist cycle.

People with high empathetic accuracy have better-quality relationships. But if you’re not good at it, it’s a skill that can be learned with training.

People from entrepreneurial backgrounds face huge barriers when trying to join the "corporate" or traditional work force. Don't leave those skills on the table; address the hiring biases.