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Melody Wilding

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Author MANAGING UP & TRUST YOURSELF. Award-winning executive coach. Human behavior prof @Hunter_College. Contributor @HarvardBiz @CNBC @Forbes @FastCompany.

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Highly successful people do 4 things when talking to their bosses: They sound smart without 'trying too hard,' says expert

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By Melody Wilding Verified
| CNBC Verified
Meetings are the perfect opportunity to build visibility and earn trust with decision makers who influence your career. As the author of "Managing Up" and an executive coach to top performers at companies like Google, Amazon, and NATO for over 15 years, I've seen firsthand how speaking up in the right moments can position you for promotions, raises, and high-profile projects. But not all meeting participation is created equal.
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If you use these phrases, you'll sound smarter than most: It'll 'position you for promotions, raises,' says expert

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By Melody Wilding Verified
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5 hours ago On Wednesday, a federal appeals court denied President Trump's request to stop the removal of his name from Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center. The signage on the building has been covered with tarp and scaffolding since June 13, but in a court filing last month, the center's current executive …
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Don’t say ‘you’re wrong’—the most successful people use these 5 phrases instead

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By Melody Wilding Verified
| CNBC Verified
Disagreeing with powerful people can be intimidating. As the author of"Managing Up" and an executive coach to top performers at organizations like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and NATO, I've spent nearly 15 years teaching professionals how to influence those above them. The most successful communicators can tactfully disagree with senior leaders without hurting their own reputation.
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