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How Automation Will Change Work, Purpose, and Meaning
The vast majority of humans throughout history worked because they had to.
Is Anyone In Your Company Paying Attention to Strategic Alignment?
Who in your company is paying attention to how well aligned your strategy is with your organization’s purpose and capabilities?
You Don’t Just Need One Leadership Voice — You Need Many
You can build a truer confidence by more intentionally focusing on cultivating many different parts of your leadership voice each day.
How to Create Executive Team Norms — and Make Them Stick
Have you ever been on an executive team where things just clicked?
The “Quiet Life” Hypothesis Is Real: Managers Will Put Off Hard Decisions If They Can
When companies are insulated from competition, their managers may not be motivated to maximize the profit of the firm and instead may choo..
Unpredictable Schedules Disproportionately Hurt Women’s Careers
The barriers that keep women out of leadership roles have been well documented. And they’re persistent.
Why We Should Be Disagreeing More at Work
Disagreements — when managed well — have lots of positive outcomes. Here are a few.
Make Civility the Norm on Your Team
What can a manager do to ensure that people on their team or in their department treat each other well?
What Self-Awareness Really Is (and How to Cultivate It)
Self-awareness seems to have become the latest management buzzword — and for good reason.
The 3 Essential Jobs That Most Retention Programs Ignore
These overlooked roles are: essential experters, customer experience creators, and critical contractors.