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13 hours ago • by Diana Ritchie in Talent • 9 min read
Most senior executives know that leadership hiring happens through relationships, not job boards. The harder challenge is navigating the hidden job market without losing focus, credibility, or energy....
Continue readingOctober 12, 2021 • by Michael D. Watkins, Brenda Steinberg in Leadership • 7 min read
Understanding what motivates your people can help you connect with your staff and prevent them from becoming disengaged as they contend with the uncertainty wrought by the pandemic....
October 12, 2021 • by Öykü Işık, Michael R. Wade in Brain Circuits • 2 min read
You need to have a CDR plan, either as part of or separate from your overall sustainability strategy. To evaluate where your company is currently at in terms of CDR, you should...
October 11, 2021 • by Gabriele Rosani  , Paolo Cervini in Audio articles • 6 min read
As the office environment changes, many leaders are still suspicious of remote workers, but an innovative new approach can bring about real change....
October 8, 2021 • by Howard H. Yu in Brain Circuits • 2 min read
Brain circuits The four principles to survive disruption and flourish in a changing world by Howard YuPublished 8 October 2021 in Brain circuits • 2 min read To survive in a world...
October 8, 2021 in Data in your Equity, Inclusion & Diversity strategy: friend or foe? • 6 min read
The growing amount of data on diversity, equity and inclusion (DI&E) can help shine a light on gender imbalances in the workplace and pressure companies to alter their behavior. So said panelists...
October 8, 2021 • by Julia Binder in Sustainability • 12 min read
The 'take-make-waste' mode of organizing is not sustainable, it’s time for a new work culture that prioritizes human resourcefulness and resilience....
October 7, 2021 • by Carlos Cordon in Strategy • 6 min read
With the prices of natural gas, coal and electricity spiking to record highs, manufacturers should start thinking about how to reduce their energy consumption so they can keep production humming irrespective of...
October 7, 2021 • by Öykü Işık, Michael R. Wade in Brain Circuits • 2 min read
Corporate digital responsibility (CDR) is a set of practices and behaviors that help an organization to use data and digital technologies in a way that is socially, economically, technically, and environmentally responsible....
October 7, 2021 • by Jim Pulcrano, Patrick Reinmoeller in Podcasts • 1 min read • Podcast available
Airlines provide us with the opportunity to easily, and cheaply see the world. But the pandemic has put them at risk. What's next for the Airlines...
October 7, 2021 • by Misiek Piskorski, Richard Roi in Leadership • 4 min read
Making your current business more efficient while also developing new revenue streams seems to many an impossible task, but with new ways of thinking it can be done....
October 6, 2021 • by Mary-Anne Williams in Human Resources • 7 min read
Researchers have developed a machine learning-based system that acts as a skills matchmaker to assist with the process of effective job transitions....
October 5, 2021 • by Michael D. Watkins in Brain Circuits • 2 min read
If your team is struggling, it is important to consider that the problem might be you. This exercise will help you recognize if you have unrelenting standards....
October 5, 2021 in CEO Dialogue Series • 6 min read
How Lonza has combined the Covid-19 vaccine challenge with repurposing its business...
October 5, 2021 • by Mark J. Greeven in Asian hub • 4 min read
The level of complexity and uncertainty in today’s global economy, and even within our own organizations, can feel overwhelming. Learning to create and orchestrate ecosystems can help, says Mark Greeven....
October 4, 2021 • by Michael D. Watkins in Audio articles • 6 min read
Coaches working with leaders who lack emotional intelligence have a tough job on their hands, but here experts share the strategies that can lead to success....
October 4, 2021 in Career path • 5 min read
CEO Tim Knotnerus is laser-focused on bringing potentially life-changing regenerative drugs to market and relies on a passion for improving people's lives to see him through the many disappointments....
October 4, 2021 • by George Kohlrieser in Brain Circuits • 4 min read
People need to feel safe before they take risks, so to help people unleash their full potential you must first make them feel secure – even in an uncertain world....
October 1, 2021 • by Öykü Işık, Michael R. Wade in Innovation • 6 min read
There have been two megatrends that have dominated the last decade: digitization and ethics and sustainability, but so far there have been few points of intersection between these two trends, largely because...
October 1, 2021 • by Ben Bryant in Brain Circuits • 4 min read
Team reviews and learning dialogues have become common practice in many organizations. However, the potential for real learning from these dialogues has only scratched the surface of what might be learnt....
October 1, 2021 • by Brenda Steinberg in Audio articles • 8 min read
The pandemic has led many people to question their role at work, but leaving the company may not be the only solution to finding job satisfaction...

Once in pole position on the grid, Atlassian Williams F1 Team is rebuilding its competitive advantage. In conversation with Susan Goldsworthy, the company’s Chief Human Resources Officer, Ann Perrins, explains how people, culture, and learning accelerate performance.

Societe Generale CEO Slawomir Krupa on turnaround decisions, fintech pressure, and why long-term discipline beats short-term noise.

Tech executive Katarina Bonde on scaling responsibly, navigating investor tensions, and staying pragmatic in the current AI bubble.

The greatest barrier to women’s advancement emerges early in a career, not at the top. Kweilin Ellingrud examines how the first promotion to manager shapes long-term progression.

AI may become one of the most significant leadership opportunities for women in decades. Its impact will depend on how capability, governance, and leadership are built around it.

Slawomir Krupa, CEO of Societe Generale, tells Jean-François Manzoni how restoring financial discipline and protecting the bank’s capacity to innovate under pressure helped restore faith in one of Europe’s oldest institutions

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