leadership

Jamey lists the various leadership qualities and management tactics necessary to keep employees happy, motivated, and productive.

Seven Traits of Highly Effective Leaders

Seven Pillars of Success: John Donovan

Seven Pillars of Success: Eric Silverstein

Seven Pillars of Success: My Mom

Seven Pillars of Success: My Dad

Seven Pillars of Success: Amy Miles

9 Tips for Better Communication Between Introverts, Extroverts, Thinkers, and Feelers

The 10 Elements of Great Customer Service

The Four Questions to Determine Your Next Job

How to Deal with Unexpected Blogging Success

Love Languages

The 15 Workplace Love Languages

3 Ways to Be Productive When You Don’t Want to Work

Top 10 Survival Tips for Introverts at Social Events

What I Learned from My Kickstarter Backers

#1: Responsiveness

#2: Run Your Meetings Like Obama

#3: Shame

#4: Fear

#5: Be. On. Time.

#6: Say Your Phone Number Like You Just Learned It

#7: Gratitude

#8: Compassion

#9: The Application

#10: Take Full Responsibility

#11: Fingerpointing

#12: Run Your Meetings Like a Narcissist

#13: The Freedom of Limitations

#14: Dolphins

#15: Promoting Bathroom Etiquette (a posting for any office bathroom and a posting for stalls where people don’t flush)

#16: How to Name Your Salary

#17: Compliments

#18: Pay Your Employees to Quit

#19: Always Accept the Cake

#20: Relating to the Humans

#21: Random Promotions

#22: Alcohol

#23: Too Good to Be True

#24: Pranks

#25: Make Yourself Obsolete

#26: The Carrot Effect

#27: Earth, Wind, and Fire

#28: The Chosen One

#29: Geriatrics

#30: Dream Big

#31: The Camel Rule

#32: Vacate the Vacation Policy

#33: Don’t Make Lemonade

#34: Dress Up When You Go Up

#35: Ignore Your Biggest Responsibility

#36: The Power of Perks

#37: Funerals

#38: Fodder

#39: Broadcast Altruism

#40: I Am Responsible

#41: The Infographic Pitch

#42: Whiteyboard

#43: Yes; and…

#44: Be Different

#45: How to Enchant the Pants Off Someone

#46: The Easter Basket

#47: 10,000 Hours

#48: Make Your Employees Laugh

#49: Celebrate Your Employees All the Time

#50: Love Your Employees as Friends

#51: How to Hold a Beer

#52: Lunch

#53: Be the Best at What Your Employees Do

#54: Know Your Employees’ Favorite Candy

#55: Do Something

#56: The Value of Facetime

#57: The Marshmallow Challenge

#58: A Modest Proposal

#59: Don’t Fix Things Without Asking 

#60: Happiness Is Underrated

 #61: Make It About Them

#62: Secret Santa

#63: Group Grunt Work

#64: Create a Line

#65: Awesomeness

 #66: The Customer Isn’t Always Right

 #67: Thanksgiving

#68: How to Relieve Yourself of the Stress of a Bad Day at Work

#69: Positive Reinforcement and Jamey Points

#70: How to Ask for Feedback

#71: Just Try It

#72: The Clean Desk Club

#73: Praise Publicly, Criticize Privately

#74: Wearing Nametags Like a Champion

#75: How to Scrap Your Dream Job

#76: Know Who Others Think You Are

#77: You Are Your Own Gatekeeper

#78: The Worst Job Interview Advice I’ve Ever Been Given

#79: Knowing Exactly What Kind of a Teammate You Are

#80: How to Sing so People Hear You

#81: Passion

#82: Don’t Get Defensive

#83: Feel Free to Say No

#84: First to Arrive, Last to Leave? Not for Me

#1: How to Hold Your Beer

#2: How to Accept a Compliment

#3: How to Tell Someone Your Phone Number

#4: How to Express–or Gauge–Interest After the First Date

#5: How to Make Someone Like You More

#6: How to Get Someone to Agree with You

#8: How to Influence People

#9: How to Approach the Friend Zone

 #10: How to Determine if It’s Okay if Your Mind Wanders

#11: How to Succeed in Life and Relationships by Not Eating the Cookie

 #12: High Risk, High Reward

10 Ways to Have the Best Halloween Ever

The One Smelly Guy on the Field

5 Ways to Ensure That People Like You

Online Shopping for a Significant Other: One Man’s Take

The Unified Theory of Meat

To Hold or Not to Hold?

Official Bachelor Party Results

7 Ways to Be a Great Wedding Date

Two Things to Never Say in a Wedding Toast

Friends Don’t Name Names

13 Protocols to Follow When You Ask Your Friends to Help You Move

Armrest Rules on Airplanes

How to Get a Six-Pack in 30 Minutes

Fist Names: More Important than Your Middle Name

Fist Names on the Daily Show

My Gripe with Bathroom Grips

10 Simple Rules for Bringing Drinks to a House Party

From the Mailbag: Men’s Shirts

Of Mice and Mad Men

Fist Pound Versus High Five

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