Darian Shimy

Here's how to take a potential work conflict and turn it into something all of you can work together to solve.

Great leadership requires balancing support and accountability — empowering teams to navigate challenges rather than shielding them from adversity.

Balancing mission and revenue is crucial — stay focused, avoid distractions and align financial opportunities with your startup's core vision.

As a coach, family man and business leader, I like to embrace competition. Here's my advice for keeping it healthy, appropriate and productive.

Effective mentorship mirrors parenting by fostering independence through guidance, trust and thoughtful questioning.

Parenting and management offer valuable lessons in identifying talent, nurturing potential and fostering growth through encouragement and guidance.

Effective mentorship focuses on self-reflection, growth and the process rather than immediate results, helping mentees discover their own paths to improvement.

Effective mentorship involves adapting your approach to match each person's growth stage, ultimately guiding them toward independence and the ability to mentor others.

Leading fully remote teams requires unique strategies, including fostering trust, supporting effective communication, and maintaining personal connections.

You can't effectively manage people if you don't understand them. Here's how to build better working relationships with team members.

I've hired countless people to work for me, but it doesn't always work out. Here are the three biggest hiring mistakes and how to avoid them.

I've learned that there are only two questions that really matter when hiring.

Nonprofits can do more good by adopting a few key lessons from tech companies — like focusing on efficiency and using data for strategic decision-making.

Don't chase after superficial metrics; instead, concentrate on what is truly important.

The infamous "Founder's Trap" — where founders or leads end up taking on too much — can stagnate any company's growth. Learn how to avoid it by delegating.

Letting people fail helps them think critically and make their own decisions.

Understanding what your direct reports do and don't need to know ensures smoother communication and leads to better outcomes.

Thinking bigger sounds easy, but many people struggle with it. Here's why it matters and how to do it.

Good mentors are invested in improving the people who rely on them for guidance.

Here's to turn a communication mishap into a powerful communication framework.When you are clear about the kind of communication you need, it's easier for people to say the right things and take the right actions.