Inc. asked the nation's fastest growing, private-company CEOs to fill out a survey, addressing a series of wide-ranging questions involving everything from President Donald Trump's policy initiatives to dealing with lightning fast growth. Among other things,...

Since the beginning, Jeff Bezos has been reminding his team that at Amazon, it is always Day 1. Every year, he reinforces the company's commitment to this philosophy by republishing the 1997 letter to shareholders in which he mapped out the Day 1 approach. Here's how he described his vision for Amazon:...

You shouldn't interrupt. Yes, from an early age, you're reminded that cutting people off when they're speaking is rude. But, let's face it -- there are times when you need to stop someone mid-sentence. Maybe he keeps citing an incorrect fact or statistic that you think needs to be remedied immediately. Or, perhaps you have a question about something that was just said. Situations like these can be tricky to navigate. You want to chime in while the moment is right. But, at the same time, you don't want to seem inconsiderate. Fortunately, there are a few helpful tactics you can use to interrupt someone -- without seeming like a conversational steamroller....

While management trends may come and go, some tried-and-true things every great boss does can't be argued any other way. The very best leaders are always able to inspire their employees to remain loyal, hard working, and enthusiastic. If you hope to be a great boss--or want to make sure that you remain a great boss--then you should definitely be doing these seven things well every single day...

Recently, I bought an electric lawnmower at the local big-box store. Unfortunately, it was dead on arrival, and let's just say I wasn't blown away by the manufacturer's customer service department. So, after a few hours of frustration, I sent an email to the CEO of the multibillion-dollar company explaining briefly what had happened. The result?...