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Corner Office: Linda Lausell Bryant

Note to Staff: We’re a Team, Not a Family

Linda Lausell Bryant, executive director of Inwood House in New York, says that when people view their co-workers as teammates, they can focus on their specific roles — and not on power.

Preoccupations

When Fear Stifles Initiative

Many workers say they are so afraid of making a mistake in today’s economy that they are holding back on innovative ideas.

The Boss

Still Making the Cool Stuff

Colin Angle, the longtime C.E.O. of iRobot, has been building and fixing things since he was 3.

The Boss

Frogs, Chessboards and Grids

Victoria Livschitz of Grid Dynamics says her father had no fear of failure — and that she, in turn, has stepped out of her comfort zone to try new projects.

Career Couch

Overqualified? Don’t Be Overwrought

How to avoid feeling bored and resentful when your job doesn’t make full use of your skills and abilities.

The Boss: Maximilian Riedel

Bearing the Family Torch

The C.E.O. of Riedel Crystal America represents the 11th generation of his family business, which started in Austria.

Preoccupations

Call Her the Worrier in Chief

Penny Neferis, who leads emergency response at JetBlue, says people in her line of work are regarded as pillars of strength — but she notes that they’re human, too.

Experience Necessary

Helping Students Find the Right Path

Maria Rodriguez, an associate professor of psychology at Hunter College, has been working with students in CUNY’s career-conscious SEEK program since 1982.

The Boss

From a Crisis, Opportunity

Suzanne Shank, a partner at a municipal finance firm in New York, says business cycles can open new doors to success.

The Search

The Shifting Definition of Worker Loyalty

When it comes to careers, one expert says, many people are now engaging in serial monogamy.

Off the Shelf

Workplace Fiction That’s True to Life

Why are there so few good stories about working men and women? A collection edited by Richard Ford, “Blue Collar, White Collar, No Collar,” fills the void.

Preoccupations

After Jail, Repairing a Career and a Life

Having witnessed things he’d rather not talk about, a former C.F.O. takes it one day at a time in his new job.

Distilling the Wisdom of C.E.O.’s

Interviews with more than 70 leaders for the Corner Office columns have shown some traits that successful executives share and look for when hiring.

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