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  • Worker on phone while at work.Leadership

    How to handle underperforming employees according to HR leaders from Salesforce, EY and Microsoft

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  • Workers sitting in a circle comforting a colleague.Newsletters

    1 in 5 workers have had personal troubles with substance use—here’s how employers can help

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  • Couple toasting wine glasses at restuarantNewsletters

    Why Hinge offers employees a monthly stipend to go on dates

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  • Workers having hybrid meeting at officeNewsletters

    Most hybrid workers aren’t trained to work effectively—here’s how managers can get the best out of their flexible team

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  • Women is upset over negative review.Newsletters

    Around 76% of high-performing women receive negative feedback compared to only 2% of men—and it may be driving them to quit

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  • Interviewer and interviewee shaking hands after interview.Newsletters

    This is what top CHROs say it takes to get hired in today’s cooling labor market

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • Stressed business woman.Newsletters

    Workers mentioning burnout on Glassdoor reviews just reached a record high—and employees are losing faith in their workplace

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  • Andy Jassy, CEO of AmazonNewsletters

    Jeff Bezos’s longstanding leadership rules are showing signs of fraying inside Amazon

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • Job seeker and recruiter during interview.Leadership

    HR experts at PwC, Hilton, and Moderna reveal 6 ways you can land a job in a cooling labor market

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  • business coworkers gathered around a desk in an informal meetingNewsletters

    DEI has some prominent critics—but it’s actually getting more popular

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • young man experiencing a headache at work while being overwhelmedNewsletters

    Bosses want to use AI to boost productivity—but 77% of employees say it just creates more work

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  • Kelly Ortberg, chief executive officer of Rockwell Collins Inc., stands for a photograph at the company’s production facility in in Manchester, Iowa, U.S., on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016. Boeing Co. has chosen Rockwell Collins to provide the first touchscreen monitors to be installed in a commercial airplane. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesLeadership

    3 things the new Boeing CEO needs to do to turn things around at the troubled company

    By Emma Burleigh and Azure Gilman
  • Workers collaborate at computerNewsletters

    Employees are desperate for coaches at work and bosses better listen up

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • Ellyn Shook, chief leadership and human resources officer of Accenture, speaking onstageNewsletters

    The CHRO of Accenture is leaving after 36 years. These are the 3 ‘massive shifts’ she’s seen in her time in HR

    By Emma Burleigh and Azure Gilman
  • Accenture's outgoing CHRO of 36 years, Ellyn Shook.Leadership

    Exit Interview: Accenture’s outgoing CHRO explains the ‘three massive shifts’ she’s seen in her 36 year career—and what the future holds for people leaders

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